So, does anyone else get tingling fingers, dizzyness/light-headedness, eyesight going dark, severe balance issues and static in the ears, from doing less than twenty minutes of not notably strenuous exercise?
Not that I always get all of that. Usually it’s just the dizzyness/light-headedness. (And I assume I also look terrible, because my kids keep asking me anxiously if I’m okay.)
But today I’m doing significantly worse than usual.
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Date: 2013-12-19 06:20 pm (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2013-12-19 09:19 pm (UTC)From:I'm not sure if I've mentioned them in particular to a doctor. Probably at least some of them. Hasn't got me anywhere, in the long run. This doesn't surprise me. There is, as of yet, no standardized tests for what I think is wrong with me. But they're making progress on it, and they might come up with one soon. ::crosses fingers::
In the meantime, the only known treatment is "pacing". Or in other words, I'm not supposed to push myself as hard as I did today. (Only, darn it, I wasn't pushing myself harder today than I did yesterday or the day before, I just started off at a lower level. :grump: )
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Date: 2013-12-19 06:45 pm (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2013-12-19 10:02 pm (UTC)From:The fingers tingling and the static in the ears are pretty rare, but having my vision start to go is what always seems to happen when I get to the lightheaded/dizzy point, and keep on going instead of stopping and resting. The world gets dark at the edges, and the fog closes in until I pretty much can't see anything at all, and at that point I always do stop and put my head between my knees until I'm feeing better, because at that point what choice do I have?