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Hello I am a student and I need to study for maximum hours in a day but I get sleepy no matter how many hours I sleep Every time I sit to study I start to get dizzy withing an hour What to do?
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Get Haemoglobin,   serum D3 levels, thyroid function tests done. Take small frequent meals, avoid fried food,  drink more water, take fresh green vegetables and fruits. Connect with results.
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As adding to other fellow Doctors opinion. There are chances u might hv Vitamin D deficiency You might feel tired becoz of this. Kindly take Vitamin D Blood test. Expose yourself to Sun 7 am to 9 am . You might feel the difference.
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Minim 4to 5 hrs sleep u need to refresh  your  mind. Night  sleep is best wake up at 3or 4 n go for  study.  Use some sugar candy  to keep yourself  arouse.  Stemetil MD two times after food or  as u required.
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Do once CBC and thyroid profile
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You should check your hemoglobin level. Kindly consult for further evaluation
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It's absolutely normal specially in summers Make sure you take aducate amount of water You can also add 1 to 2 satchet of ors  daily. Have healthy diet nothing to worry
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Not a normal behaviour and might lead to stress and anxiety in future Connect so that we can rule out most common causes of day time sleepiness by asking some relevant questions
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Keep yourself active, hydrate well. Eat balanced meals.
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Consult online Sleep wh u r feeling sleepy, u need complete u r sleep time or else u won't be able  update u r schedule Start ors health drink fresh and dry fruits Avoid stress
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Bro, you’re not lazy — your brain’s just tired of boring routines, not actual work. When you sit to study, your body enters "sleep mode" because: No physical activity = brain thinks it's rest time Dull study style = brain loses interest fast Heavy meals = energy crash I work with students like you every day to fix this, and the difference is crazy once you change a few things: Sit straight with good posture Keep the room bright and slightly cool Eat light meals while studying Move your body every 1 hour — even 5 minutes is enough Study smart: explain aloud, not just read Use the 25-5 technique (study 25 mins, break 5 mins) for better focus If you ever feel stuck or low during exams, I help students with instant mental health motivation through Practo. You can reach me anytime there for quick guidance and a push whenever you feel like giving up. Building mental strength during exams is a skill — and once you master it, nothing can stop you. Focus now, win later.
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Hello , Kindly consider having a Tele-Consultation with me on PRACTO App since adequate patient history is required for proper treatment and further follow up . Thank You
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It is quite normal for some students..only better thing is do some meditation and plenty of fulids
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Kindly connect Need few more details.
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Connect
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Maybe due to hypoglycaemia or otherwise
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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Check thyroid
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Avoid fried food and spicy food and Avoid cold and sour food Do connect and consult
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Take plenty of fluids and keep yourself hydrated Maintain an erect posture while studying
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Hello it is pretty normal for a student to get dizzy if you want to maximise your studying capacity may advice is to get up early and take a brisk walk of around 5000 steps and drink hot brewed coffee and eat less calorie and less fat diet with high protein and make sure to get adequate deep sleep. If you follow this daily routine you will feel changes about your studies and performance. If you want to interact with me for more in depth analysis please do consult me thank you.
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You should visit a physician
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Tab Vertin 8mg 1-1-1 for 3 days.
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This looks more like a functional issue rather than an organic cause. Try group studies. Caffeine before studying. Less carbohydrate intake.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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