Hi Dear Rakesh Causes of giddiness are many kindly get your routine blood investigations at the age of 24 it might be sometimes hypoglycemia or hypertension secondly needed to undergo ENT examination for giddiness Kindly donot worry
Get your blood pressure and iron levels done
If you are at good weight and height doesnt mean that you didnt low bp, eating balanced diet is so important, prolonged sitting or standing also causes low bp so please go for walking eat right food be active you can see some changes
Hello can you please provide me your height so i can look into your BMI and for your dizzines low blood glucose can be the reason or low bp would suggest you to eat high caloric food
Experiencing dizziness can be unsettling and there are several potential causes for it, especially if it has persisted over time. Given your low body weight, one possibility is nutritional deficiency, such as anemia, which could result from insufficient iron intake or other nutrients like vitamin B12 or folate. It would be prudent to have some blood tests done, like a Complete Blood Count (CBC) to check for anemia, and iron studies or vitamin levels if necessary. Additionally, prolonged low body weight and difficulty in gaining weight can sometimes point towards underlying metabolic or thyroid issues—consider getting a Thyroid Function Test too.
Another common cause of dizziness might be low blood sugar or dehydration. Make sure you’re consuming balanced meals with adequate calories from all macronutrients—proteins, healthy fats, and carbohydrates. Frequent small meals could be beneficial and ensure you’re drinking enough water throughout the day. Vestibular issues, such as inner ear conditions, can also cause dizziness and may require a consultation with an ENT specialist if symptoms persist.
If you’re experiencing symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, severe headaches, or fainting, seek medical attention urgently. For now, avoid over-the-counter medications for dizziness without consulting a healthcare professional, and focus on improving your nutrition and hydration. Scheduling an appointment with a doctor to discuss these tests and any further symptoms would provide a more personalized and complete assessment.
