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Feeling of blood rushing
I occasionally feel, feeling of blood rushing through my head when i exert myself , from rest position suddenly, i have felt it when, i am suddenly run after sitting idle or i am relieving myself in toilet(constipation) or getting excessive angry or while i finish off during sex, it does not happen every time but it happens like every 4th time id say, or if am really overstressed the feeling how do i tell is like feeling blood flowing heavily through your head and feeling heavyness in head, feel no pain though, and it subsidize on its own within second, but it scares me im just 21 , should i get mri head done, and what test should i have zone before consulting a doctor, i have high cholesterol, is my brain arteries clogged? , i once had high bp 133/86 but next day it was 128/72 is it due to high bp, and i do feel pulse in my butt and fist if i concentrate on heart rate is this related wht should i do.
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Feeling of rushing blood happens when the BP goes high. Get an Echo done. For Palpitations, please get a 24 hours holter monitoring too and consult back with reports. Thanks
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It may be due to high blood pressure. Done your lipid profile, blood sugar level and regular bp monitoring.
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take proper rest and sleep..early morning walk about 40 min will be helpful to you.
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