My ears ring when i get my period?!
Question: im 19 have a 1 year old son...recently..after giving birth my cramps hurt SOO much more...MY EARS are ringing i feel like whenever i stan up i will faint...and when i lay down..my head hurts... all day long i feel fatigued and my legs are weak...can someone PLEASE explain to me whats goin on..
i had an ovarian cyst about 3 years ago
i drink plenty of fluids...water cranberry juice...and eat farely well...when i go to the Dr. they can never seem to find anything wrong with me until i end up in the emergency room....can
Answers: im 19 have a 1 year old son...recently..after giving birth my cramps hurt SOO much more...MY EARS are ringing i feel like whenever i stan up i will faint...and when i lay down..my head hurts... all day long i feel fatigued and my legs are weak...can someone PLEASE explain to me whats goin on..
i had an ovarian cyst about 3 years ago
i drink plenty of fluids...water cranberry juice...and eat farely well...when i go to the Dr. they can never seem to find anything wrong with me until i end up in the emergency room....can
Hmmm.... I'm wondering if you already have existing tinnitus and if your menstruation cycle aggravates it. And I also have read that some women said that they get tinnitus when the are on the period it is a very rare ...
This doesn't sound normal, If I were you I would go get checked my a midwife and make sure that everything is going okay with ur body
you are probably retaining water, just take some water pills, and if your not on the pill you might consider going on it for pain and to get regular
you should get checked out by medical dr. not your ob
I have heard that the pregnancy and giving birth can take a lot out of your body, and that your body can be drained of nutrients, so you should get them to give you a blood test to check on your iron levels and that kind of thing. I know that having low iron levels can make you tires, dizzy and things like that. It doesn't sound like this is normal so I think you should go back to the doctor and have them give you a thorough check up. Also try to make sure you're having a nutritious diet with lots of fruit and vegetables to keep your energy levels up.