Okay so since a few days my mother has been the second late. Sometimes She just starts sweating and and when I checked her hand neck in with face, she was cold. And she was feeling dizzy as well and sometimes she even has chest pains, so what should I do? She stresses a lot as well.
I'm confused which test to run. Today she is fine and now it's okay, but I'm scared
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It seems thyroid symptoms .go for test like tsh,t3,t4 and iron profile. And other things need after this.go nearby hospital and consult with general physician directly.
History seem bit of complexity the sign you have explained is something called Cold Sweat indicates your body is under physical stress and experiencing low Blood pressure, , Cardiac event..
Patient is known case of diabetes hence is important to take the antidiabetic medication with precaution because it may cause Hypoglycaemia..
Please remember few important sign of Hypoglycaemia
1)Sweating/ chills
2) fast heart beat
3) Dizziness
4) confusion
5) Anxiety/ Irritability
Monitoring of regular Blood pressure is essential and chest pain need to be evaluated with ECG and Cardiac Markers..
Next Steps
Take caution with Antidiabetic medication like before the food/ after food time of medication
ECG should be done along with Cardiac Markers
consult with Cardiologists if symptoms continu
Avoid the stress
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