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i feel dizzy at college
hi whenever i have to go to college i get anxious on the way there and in lessons as i feel dizzy.
it all started when i erm passed out during maths and since then ive been worried the same is going to happen again and get really anxious about it.
any1 else feel dizzy in lessons or had similar experience
im fine when im at home and outside its just at college
it all started when i erm passed out during maths and since then ive been worried the same is going to happen again and get really anxious about it.
any1 else feel dizzy in lessons or had similar experience
im fine when im at home and outside its just at college
Reply 1
See a Doctor.
Good luck, and take care.
Good luck, and take care.
Reply 2
horrorboy
hi whenever i have to go to college i get anxious on the way there and in lessons as i feel dizzy.
it all started when i erm passed out during maths and since then ive been worried the same is going to happen again and get really anxious about it.
any1 else feel dizzy in lessons or had similar experience
im fine when im at home and outside its just at college
it all started when i erm passed out during maths and since then ive been worried the same is going to happen again and get really anxious about it.
any1 else feel dizzy in lessons or had similar experience
im fine when im at home and outside its just at college
i'd go and see a doctor about it. you probably feel really anxious because you're scared incase you pass out again, try not to think about it when you're at college and keep your mind on other things. good luck
Reply 3
risk-is-good
See a Doctor.
Good luck, and take care.
Good luck, and take care.
i have done and had a blood test they said everything is normal. i just cant stop being anxious at college
Reply 4
VoodooDoll
i'd go and see a doctor about it. you probably feel really anxious because you're scared incase you pass out again, try not to think about it when you're at college and keep your mind on other things. good luck
yea thanks thats wot uve said is exactly it and i try not to think about it but i keep missing lessons because im too anxious to go. its a bit stupid all this just coz i lost conciousness but i cant help thinking this way
Reply 6
horrorboy
i have done and had a blood test they said everything is normal. i just cant stop being anxious at college
Well, the problem is not physical, but mental. Are you worried about anyone in your College? Do you have a number of close friends who you can confide in etc..
You should see your Doctor again.
horrorboy
yea thanks thats wot uve said is exactly it and i try not to think about it but i keep missing lessons because im too anxious to go. its a bit stupid all this just coz i lost conciousness but i cant help thinking this way
i think you should relax a bit, i can understand how stressed u are now, but go out with friend do think that u would enjoy. e.g sports, movies u know that will make u feel much better
Reply 8
horrorboy
yea thanks thats wot uve said is exactly it and i try not to think about it but i keep missing lessons because im too anxious to go. its a bit stupid all this just coz i lost conciousness but i cant help thinking this way
it's not stupid at all, it's only natural to feel this way. just try and keep perservering at college and going to lessons. it sounds to me like this is almost like a phobia that has been brought on by you passing out. the best way to get through it it just to carry on at college, eventually you will come to realise that you are quite safe and aren't going to pass out again, the hopefully you'll become less anxious.
Reply 9
risk-is-good
Well, the problem is not physical, but mental. Are you worried about anyone in your College? Do you have a number of close friends who you can confide in etc..
You should see your Doctor again.
You should see your Doctor again.
yea but i find it hard to talk to my m8's about this lol i mean wot wud they say?
my doctor is no help at all he doesn't even speak to me just keeps saying yea, yea, yea ok eres the prescription and end i up with paracetamol lol.
im gonna swap him but ive only got 6 weeks of college left and i need to solve this weird problem now.
horrorboy
hi whenever i have to go to college i get anxious on the way there and in lessons as i feel dizzy.
it all started when i erm passed out during maths and since then ive been worried the same is going to happen again and get really anxious about it.
any1 else feel dizzy in lessons or had similar experience
im fine when im at home and outside its just at college
it all started when i erm passed out during maths and since then ive been worried the same is going to happen again and get really anxious about it.
any1 else feel dizzy in lessons or had similar experience
im fine when im at home and outside its just at college
Does your school have a university counselor? When I first got to college I used to panic whenever it snowed. I'm from Florida, and it's always sunny there. I went to the doctor and told him I couldn't breathe. He said that there was nothing wrong with me and that I should see a counselor. Try deeeeep breathing she said. Breathe all the way down to your belly button....let it go slooooooowly.
Reply 11
Then talk to your friends. I have learnt from experience that you need friends so much in life.
Are you good around people? Shy, perhaps??
Are you good around people? Shy, perhaps??
Reply 12
risk-is-good
Then talk to your friends. I have learnt from experience that you need friends so much in life.
Are you good around people? Shy, perhaps??
Are you good around people? Shy, perhaps??
yea i get embarrased easy which doesnt help at all
Reply 13
your symptoms seem a bit like panic attacks to me, check out some internet websites. I know that a major symptom concerns the anxiety about their reoccurance.
It may sound a bit silly, but you could try taking a bottle of water to all your lessons. The weather's really hot at the moment, and that could be making you feel faint (well, exagerating any problems you may have been having before). If you drink a bit whenever you start to feel a bit off, you might find it helps.
If you think it's stress, though, you could try getting something that smells quite strongly. That should bring you back if you start to get faint, and if you start to be able to get through the fainting patches, then the anxiety surrounding them should decrease. Perhaps lavender? That's good for calming down. Or, I think lemon is supposed to be good for waking you up, which might be useful.
And, uh, it sounds obvious - but eat plenty of food (keep your blood sugar levels up), and stand up slowly whenever you get up. If you feel faint, sit down immediatly - it's better to look a bit stupid by sitting down in a weird place than to end up falling down the stairs or something.
If you think it's stress, though, you could try getting something that smells quite strongly. That should bring you back if you start to get faint, and if you start to be able to get through the fainting patches, then the anxiety surrounding them should decrease. Perhaps lavender? That's good for calming down. Or, I think lemon is supposed to be good for waking you up, which might be useful.
And, uh, it sounds obvious - but eat plenty of food (keep your blood sugar levels up), and stand up slowly whenever you get up. If you feel faint, sit down immediatly - it's better to look a bit stupid by sitting down in a weird place than to end up falling down the stairs or something.
It's probably just day-to-day stress but they could be panic attacks. Sometimes you really need to pester your doctor to get things sorted out - you should go back and talk to him again.
When you phone up to book your appointment, try asking if you can see someone else just the once. There might be a junior GP around, or someone who happens to have some time on their hands who wouldn't mind taking you on. I see a different doctor every time I go to my health centre as my so-called "regular GP" is always busy.
When you phone up to book your appointment, try asking if you can see someone else just the once. There might be a junior GP around, or someone who happens to have some time on their hands who wouldn't mind taking you on. I see a different doctor every time I go to my health centre as my so-called "regular GP" is always busy.
Reply 17
today was a weird morning -
got into the car park at 8:40am, and when i got into school it was 9:00. the car park is about 5 minutes away and i wasn't walking slow. then my form assembly wasn't there - im in lower sixth, and the form room was overrun by 5th years and my form tutor didn't recognise me for a bit. then there were power cuts and i couldnt remember my next lesson - i thought i had chemistry and went to the chem room only to find the chemistry form was still there having form period. i waited with them, only to find out i actually had physics next (most of that form were in my chem class). physics was then in a different room and then i came to IT to do this.
got into the car park at 8:40am, and when i got into school it was 9:00. the car park is about 5 minutes away and i wasn't walking slow. then my form assembly wasn't there - im in lower sixth, and the form room was overrun by 5th years and my form tutor didn't recognise me for a bit. then there were power cuts and i couldnt remember my next lesson - i thought i had chemistry and went to the chem room only to find the chemistry form was still there having form period. i waited with them, only to find out i actually had physics next (most of that form were in my chem class). physics was then in a different room and then i came to IT to do this.
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