I feel drowsy most of the time.Is it due to Gas orlow sugar or effect of medicne or lack of some chemical?
444683
It could be hypo-thyroidism, hypo-glycemia, depression, narcolepsy and depending on what type of meds you're on it could be side effect of that drug. If it happens alot during the daytime you should not drive or operate machinery. Do to safety reasons until you get it under control.
750550
sugar feeds you a rush and when you crash it is like a downer as you lose energy and that high feeling. you need something to eat that will slowly release sugar in your system. carrots are good. you might be diabetic
555994
This is hypoglycemia.  A normal reaction from your body, given your size. You don't have much, if any, body fat, which is the store for sugar in your body.  You must keep some power bars around and use them when you feel like this.  You could actually pass out and get hurt. Hypoglycemia also can alter your judgement.  In severe cases it could unbalance your electrolites.  Be sure to drink lots of water also.  If you just eat a candy bar or soda, your suger will spike and drop rapidly leaving you weaker than before. Good luck and God Bless!\n\nBob K
740277
My young cousin did it once, and he got sore mouth and gas (b/c of the sweeteners). He did not feel too hot.
359193
Go to the dr.it could be diabetes too,,,going by the sweet taste in your mouth,and numbness. Im a diebetic and sometimes i feel this way.
429208
I have that problem too. I'd like to know why I feel dizzy in the mornings and then really alert at night. All this while I just take it that I'm just not a morning person but thats not enough.\n\nCome to think of it, I attribute my alertness at night to drinking tea or coffee. And because we end up sleeping late, so we get sleepy in the morning.
709322
ask your phsician to check "fasting glusose level"\n\nI'm not an m.d., but used to have "hypoglycemia"
405807
Lack of sleep or nutrition. Ask your doctor.
163307
I'm not a doctor but I can say from experience, you could be feeling sick from something you ate, or you could have a virus.  Try eating saltines ... that always make me feel better.  If you're not feeling any better tomorrow, you should seek medical advice.  Hope you're feeling better soon.
456501
It could be due to your lifestyle.. i used to have the same problem. I went to the doctors and he just suggested exercise daily, eat healthier and try and cut out refined sugars. I got real good sleeps and woke up feeling awesome :)
422684
Your iron may be low.  I take Zoloft also and the Zoloft may add to the tiredness cause it causes drowsiness.  If you're young you just might be changing in your body, but I am anemic and always tired and thirsty.  So I take a women's vitamin.  Stay away from so much sugar and pasta (that breaks down as sugar).  Sugar can drop your energy also.  I pray you're not diabetic, my mother is so I know how you feel with your father.  Take care of yourself and get ample rest.  Your concentration might also be from anxiety.  I am bipolar so I have to take an antidepressant (Zoloft) and a medicine for anxiety, jitters, and loss of concentration (Seroquel).  I am a better person, more relaxed and calm, but I sleep a lot.  Hope this helped!
1150701
i too on meds\nit keeps me drowsy\ntake coffee/tea when studying.
1047593
You might be tired due to a drop in blood sugar. Therefore your body craves something sweet to raise the blood sugar. Other people might crave carbohydrates of some kind such as bread, pasta, or potatoes ie French Fries. Carbohydrates turn in to sugar once they are ingested. If you seem to get tired fequently you should probably talk to your doctor.
271797
you might have ingested too much sugar or caffeine today, or you might be stressed.  After you read this try to relax, lay down, close your eyes take slow deep breaths in through your nose out through your mouth, open your mouth slowly and relax your jaw, try to think of a quiet or peaceful place the beach, or an island.  Good luck.
1080543
Low blood sugar is caused by not intaking enough carbohydrates for the activities your body is doing.\nThe best way to deal with it is to have something to eat, something with carbohydrates in it that are released slowly, sugar or glucose is no good cos it diminishes really quick and you're worse off than you were.\nBananas are good I have one every afternoon.\nIf your sugar levels really are low you should see a doctor to find out why this is happening as it really isn't good for your health and if it went low enough can lead to you going uncoscious or even a coma
108539
I agree with pinksocks with an additional comment. Two nights in a row when I got up, I felt so dizzy it scared me! Finally, I realized it must have been from too much sugar consumption those two days. I was on a chocolate binge and normally do not eat much chocolate. Try to think if you've had anything different in your diet lately or if you smoke, have you been inhaling more deeply? The only other thing I can think of is the medication you're on if that's what you mean by "controlled". Make sure you notify your doctor, maybe he can recommend a different medication for you.
794299
Its strange, go see a doctor.  My guess would be excess gas or food allergy...;