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He only wondered why this medicine bottle made Helma so angry. Helma's face was cold. "This is a medicine for treating hypotension, to raise the blood pressure significantly. If people with high blood pressure take it by mistake, it will have serious consequences!"

I tried to sit up, but a wave of dizziness hit me again. “Easy,” Richard murmured quickly, stepping closer as if ready to catch me. The doctor gestured gently. “No need to rush. Just stay relaxed.” I nodded weakly, settling back against the pillow. “What happened to me?” I asked again, this time more clearly. The doctor folded his hands calmly. “You experienced a fainting episode due to low blood sugar.” I frowned. “Low… blood sugar?” “Yes,” he said. “It’s medically known as hypoglycemia. It happens when the level of glucose…sugar in your blood drops below what your body needs to function properly.”

Walking out of Gale Industries, Celine felt like a rockstar. She had given her very first pitch to get an equine contract and she felt good about it. It all started when Kim told her about an opportunity. They were in the hospital cafeteria eating mediocre food the same morning Celine had her fainting spell. It was a panic attack, not dangerous, but scary. Apparently, hyperventilating puts too much carbon dioxide in your body and starves your body of oxygen and if you do not have enough oxygen in your bloodstream you faint.

‍ SARAH: “And?” DOCTOR: “Her bl​ood work shows some abn⁠ormalities. Her white blood ce​ll count is signific‌antly ele‌va‌ted, and​ her hemoglobi‌n is l‍ow. That could‌ explain the fainting⁠—anemia cau​ses dizziness.” AMON: “Anemia​? That’s treatable,​ right? Iro⁠n s‍uppleme⁠nts​?”

"Why didn't you?" "I was on my way to the real estate office when I started feeling dizzy. I thought I could push through it, but..." She gestured weakly at the hospital bed. "Apparently, skipping dinner and staying up all night crying isn't great for someone with low blood pressure." "You were crying all night?"

"Low blood sugar levels can also cause a variety of problems within the central nervous system. Early symptoms include weakness, lightheadedness, and dizziness. Headaches can occur from a lack of glucose, especially if that person has diabetes but in her case, she has no diabetes." "They may also feel signs of stress, such as nervousness, anxiety, and irritability. When blood sugar levels drop during the night, one may have nightmares, cry out during sleep, or have other sleep disturbances. Lack of coordination, chills, clammy skin, and sweating can happen with low blood sugar. Tingling or numbness of the mouth are other effects that may develop. Additionally, they may experience blurred vis

Barun answered as he reeled in. “Low blood pressure…” Jai repeated in whisper. ‘So like anemia?’ he thought. Barun took his repetition as a question, so he explained further. “It’s when your blood pressure is low and could make you easily tired. The doctor said her heart is weak that it can’t pump blood into her system like normal person would,” Barun added as he pulled out the fish he caught and put it in the water bucket beside him. ‘Anemia it is…’ Jai thought. He knew some of the symptoms as an adult, and he was curious if the symptoms resemble those he knew back in the previous world. “Did she feel light headed most of the times?”

We both knew Lucas wasn't calm but there was no use dragging things backwards anymore. "Mr. Harrison, your daughter is stable." he said and Lucas finally breathed out loudly. The breath he had been holding on for so long, I felt my own shoulders relax. "Then why did she faint?" I asked and Declan tapped the file. "It appears Zara experienced a temporary drop in blood pressure combined with exhaustion and iron deficiency." "Can you explain what that means?” Lucas asked. "Her body isn't carrying enough iron." "What does that mean?" "It means her blood isn't transporting oxygen as effectively as it should." Lucas still looked confused but Declan continued speaking.

I sat on the exam table as he listened to my heart, took my blood pressure, and drew a blood sample for testing. “Hm,” he said as he studied my blood pressure results. “Your blood pressure is a little low…” I frowned. “Really? I feel fine.” “Low blood pressure can creep up on the best of us,” he said, turning the meter so I could read it myself. It did look pretty high. “Right now, it’s not high enough to warrant medication; but perhaps you should consider getting more B12 and iron in your diet, reducing stress, that sort of thing.”

"Isn't that what you said? That this would be a show?" "This is insane! Let me down!" she yelled. "You look like you're enjoying yourself," I added, letting my tone sharpen just slightly. "You ever read about what happens when people are left upside down too long? I was looking into it recently. First, all the blood rushes to the head. Headache, confusion, nausea... and then your vision goes." Jackie's panic was obvious now — the thrashing, the shallow breaths. Her face was already redder than it should've been.