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Lightheaded/Dizzy and low haemoglobin
My haemoglobin is a little on the lower end of the recommended range at 13.2 (refer image). My glucose levels are fine. Also, l occasionally feel lightheaded/dizzy for a few seconds specially after workouts (10-20 min duration) and experience chills even with sufficient warm clothing. Are these indications of any mineral/vitamin deficiency? Should I get any other tests done?
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It’s normal Do vitamin b12 and vitamin D 3 levels
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Hemoglobin is okay
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Home remedies for brief dizziness include drinking water or electrolyte-rich fluids, taking deep breaths, sitting or lying down, applying a cold compress to the forehead or neck, and consuming ginger, peppermint, or ginseng to help stabilize blood pressure and alleviate symptoms.
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It would be because of Hypoglycemia. Have banana prior to work out.
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No need to do other test.
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Take tab fsfa one daily for 3 months
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This symptoms are because of low hemoglobin leves.This is called anaemia.
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Check TSH and vit D
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Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more than Green leafy vegetables and fruits Fiber meal Do connect and consult
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Hello, Kindly monitor your blood pressure and chart it twice a day and follow up with report. Adequate hydration is advised which would be around 3 L of water per day.
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Hb is ok
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