A friend of mine experiences rapid and sudden feelings of exhaution occasionally when walking or other mild.?
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It is still heart related. They just haven't found it yet.
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it could be a migrane or a headache... but if this is uncommon for you it could be the sign of something more serious
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There could be any number of reasons for this, from the physical to the physiological to the psychological.  Please please PLEASE go see your doctor as soon as possible.
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Get this person to a Dr. ASAP for an evaluation.  This is not normal.
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I read that a friend of hers spilled to the press that she is.  Also that she has had a couple of fainting spells in public, wearing baggy clothes etc.
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it's called sympathy symptoms
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Seems to me like an older stage of ADHD.\nAbout migraines;that is very obvious:take him to a doctor!\nHis behaviour shows a lot of fear for something and he hides it due ignorance and "laugh" because this behaviour makes him forget the fear.
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Never had that happen before.... but it could have been something similar to a panic attack where your senses became heightened? Just a guess...
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could be lymphedema , just get her some arm stocking.\nill be worried though if there is weakness, numbness and other neurological symptoms( difficulty speaking, diff walking etc
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I have this! I also have Painic disorder with Agorabia.  "fear of being in public".... Be understanding to them... One step at a time. When with this person talk with them the whole time. Dont leave their side, until they tell you they are ok. When they tell you they want to leave now, it means NOW, not 5 min. from now, but NOW!!! Sometimes holding their hand will help. Show them that they are with you, and that no one will try anything, or say anything unless you want them too.  Never get mad at them, even if you dont understand. The more you know the more you'll understand. The more you understand the more you can help them.
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Several things could be happening. For one he could have High Blood Pressure, and taking too many pain medications thins the blood, therefore causing "dizziness". The pain in his temples are caused by the same reason, I am quite sure, High Blood Pressure. Just because he is young - that makes no difference. It could be in the family DNA.. He could have an over amount of stress in his life, at present. Not sleeping well,not eating properly,many small things that add up to the big picture. Have him,when he see his doctor, do a cholesterol test also. This condition, if it is also high, can cause "dizziness". The reason, the dizziness comes and goes, it depends if he has been sitting a long time, and stands up or his blood pressure peeks and he is light headed. He is in bad need of an "overhaul" - Good Luck, and don't worry - just tell him not to drive if he is getting dizzy often. I would not want him to kill himself or some innocent victim.
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it could be nervous tics.\n\ni have it happen sometimes.
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Blood flow increases in some areas which make you feel hot spots
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Many years ago, I met a man who had Guillain-Barré Syndrome. He has since died (of a heart attack, not GBS). He didn't talk too much about it, but did say that it made him feel very weak. He was still ambulatory, not confined to a wheelchair. Sometimes, even after just a small amount of walking, he would pant for breath. He said several times that it also caused trouble with his going to the bathroom, due to a lack of muscle control.\n\nYou've probably already seen this, but here's a description of the symptoms of GBS:\n\nhttp://www.guillain-barre.com/overview.html
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It sounds like your friend might be schizophrenic. I know people with this disorder and a common symptom are hearing voices and also being convinced that someone is after them. The only thing that helps schizophrenia is therapy and medication.
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feel at ease\ntalk to a psychiatrist\nor visit\nwebmd.com
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by feeling the sense how that person behaves