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Diziness,nausea,paleness and cold sweat while working out.
Hi,this will be a bit of a text wall but here we go.
I am 20 years old,normal to skinny weight been to gym 4 months now and from that moment I still get the same issues.Doing some cardio and exercises and when I stop for a bit,cold sweat is starting,dizzyness,feeling I will pass out,a "void" in my stomach and nausea.All this while I cant stand up and need to be laying somewhere as I am feeling extreme weakness and being pale white or yellowish(very rare this skin hue).Some times numbness and tingling occurs in my fingers and I feel like having diarreia and I m shaking in my hands.
This was happening at random,once a month when I wasnt eating something at the morning and staying for a lot of hours without food or when I am standing up and still for 10 minutes to 30 without moving(time varies if I have eaten or not and only occurs once the day it is happening)
Now that I am eating well I havent had a random incident once,although I still dont think I can hold standing up for too much without leaning to something,alhtough I dont remember having any problems walking for hours or standing generally from the moment I started eating well and going to gym.
Thing is now,I discovered that with exercising these symptoms occur everytime I am pushing a little bit or even when I am not and I just get tension build up slowly.I am so many months now in gym,I am kinda fit and I still get these symptoms and it is starting to break me.I am dying everytime I work out and I am not even pushing to 80% of what I am capable of.
Checked my heart,test was good,so was the blood test.
I believe it definately has psychological origin too,as I am often having mild panic attacs and the cold sweat is appearing,but there are times I havent and it still happens nonetheless.
Thanks for reading,hope you can help.
I am 20 years old,normal to skinny weight been to gym 4 months now and from that moment I still get the same issues.Doing some cardio and exercises and when I stop for a bit,cold sweat is starting,dizzyness,feeling I will pass out,a "void" in my stomach and nausea.All this while I cant stand up and need to be laying somewhere as I am feeling extreme weakness and being pale white or yellowish(very rare this skin hue).Some times numbness and tingling occurs in my fingers and I feel like having diarreia and I m shaking in my hands.
This was happening at random,once a month when I wasnt eating something at the morning and staying for a lot of hours without food or when I am standing up and still for 10 minutes to 30 without moving(time varies if I have eaten or not and only occurs once the day it is happening)
Now that I am eating well I havent had a random incident once,although I still dont think I can hold standing up for too much without leaning to something,alhtough I dont remember having any problems walking for hours or standing generally from the moment I started eating well and going to gym.
Thing is now,I discovered that with exercising these symptoms occur everytime I am pushing a little bit or even when I am not and I just get tension build up slowly.I am so many months now in gym,I am kinda fit and I still get these symptoms and it is starting to break me.I am dying everytime I work out and I am not even pushing to 80% of what I am capable of.
Checked my heart,test was good,so was the blood test.
I believe it definately has psychological origin too,as I am often having mild panic attacs and the cold sweat is appearing,but there are times I havent and it still happens nonetheless.
Thanks for reading,hope you can help.
Sounds like to me you may be having some blood sugar problems or Carcinogenic Syncope problems. Did you Dr do a glucose test and also a A1c or a tilt table test?
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