tweetyfoo
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So I took a wee funny turn (as my mother would put it) today in the local shopping centre .. I was on my own
I was queuing for my subway when I came over all hot and dizzy, by the time I came to order I couldn't stand up, it was all I could do not to give out and just faint, but I didn't want to hurt myself when I fell.
So I crouched down on my honkers (for those that are old enough to know what honkers are .. lol!) and ordered from there. The poor wee teenage boy was a bit freaked out, I told him I was feeling faint, but could he please go as fast as he can.
I took off my jumper, and was wearing a vest top, I was sweating like a pig! I just kept thinking, get to the seat, get to the seat, get to the seat! So I made it, very shakily, and gulped my drink, then sat with my head on the table for a while. Started eating my sub and I started shaking violently - jumper back on. Persevered and finished my sub and cookie and felt ok after that.
Just went back to car and came home (only a 5 min drive).
Since then I've felt like crap, seriously have no energy, went back to bed and slept for 2 hours, and feel worse for it
Now, I'm not too freaked out, as although not something that has happened me very often, it has happened a lot in the grand scheme of things I've only ever fainted once as an adult (at work, with a customer - and for the few of you who know what I do .. how embarrassing is that!). I had lots of tests when I was 12 (I fainted 3 times in the first week of secondary school) and they found nought wrong.
So anyway - the point of this now very long thread is do I wait till my booking appt (30th March) or contact docs sooner to let them know. As my mum has told me that her and my sis had to have iron injections the whole way through their pregnancies. (I'll eat a bowl of spinach later! )
Very sorry for long post
I was queuing for my subway when I came over all hot and dizzy, by the time I came to order I couldn't stand up, it was all I could do not to give out and just faint, but I didn't want to hurt myself when I fell.
So I crouched down on my honkers (for those that are old enough to know what honkers are .. lol!) and ordered from there. The poor wee teenage boy was a bit freaked out, I told him I was feeling faint, but could he please go as fast as he can.
I took off my jumper, and was wearing a vest top, I was sweating like a pig! I just kept thinking, get to the seat, get to the seat, get to the seat! So I made it, very shakily, and gulped my drink, then sat with my head on the table for a while. Started eating my sub and I started shaking violently - jumper back on. Persevered and finished my sub and cookie and felt ok after that.
Just went back to car and came home (only a 5 min drive).
Since then I've felt like crap, seriously have no energy, went back to bed and slept for 2 hours, and feel worse for it
Now, I'm not too freaked out, as although not something that has happened me very often, it has happened a lot in the grand scheme of things I've only ever fainted once as an adult (at work, with a customer - and for the few of you who know what I do .. how embarrassing is that!). I had lots of tests when I was 12 (I fainted 3 times in the first week of secondary school) and they found nought wrong.
So anyway - the point of this now very long thread is do I wait till my booking appt (30th March) or contact docs sooner to let them know. As my mum has told me that her and my sis had to have iron injections the whole way through their pregnancies. (I'll eat a bowl of spinach later! )
Very sorry for long post