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Exercise induced headaches, dizziness, and lightheadedness
Sent to Health Experts June 14 11:57 AM

I was exercising frequently but slowed down in March / April of this year. I had thyroid cancer and my meds were affecting me.   In May, I started working out again but only did 1/4 of my normal workout. I used to walk 3 - 5 miles a day and on M, W, and F I would do about 45 minutes on the bike using the program Hill on level 6. I would go between 95 and 110 rpm. No big deal. But when I started back up again, I did the Hill level 5 and around 75 rpm. About 10 - 15 minutes into it, I got dizzy, lightheaded, and an intense pressure went up my head to give me a 8 hour long headache. Every single time I try to exercise the same exact thing happens. No matter what type of exercise I do. I had 3 abnormal EKG's but then they gave me an ultrasound on my heart, a stress test with radioactive material put in via IV, and a 24 hour heart monitor. They said the tests came back normal. Now I'm worried and have no idea what could be wrong with me and the doctors are blowing me off.

 

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Female , Age: 29

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EKG, ECG, Stress test with radioactive isotope, 24 hour heart monitor

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