Has anyone else had these? I'm thinking maybe its my potassium levels because it was low in the hospital . I'm 3 weeks out . Going to the Er just to be safe

Maybe it is the Alcohol u were drinking just 2 weeks out?

To me it sounds like you aren't drinking enough?

Perhaps you should be drinking more?

O geeze not that again ! Lol

To me it sounds like you aren't drinking enough?

Perhaps you should be drinking more?

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Maybe it is the Alcohol u were drinking just 2 weeks out?

Actually I had half a drink and I need advice and not about the other thread . Thanks

Same thing happened to me . I was on the ground at the grocery store and ambulance took me to the ER had all the tests done came back DEHYDARTION,you need 64 oz of water a day ,I got a 20 oz bottle and drink 3 a daay. It gets boring so mix it up crystal light, powerade, what ever keeps you going. Alcohol dehydrates your body so limit that. Good luck hope it nothing serious

Has anyone else had these? I'm thinking maybe its my potassium levels because it was low in the hospital . I'm 3 weeks out . Going to the Er just to be safe

Sounds like dehydration

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Potassium is a valid possibility. So is dehydration or Iron. Because we're trying to keep our stomachs less acidic than usual it makes it really hard for your body to absorb iron.

If potassium, you may also notice twitching of the skin just underneath your eye. Potassium affects charge gradients across your cell membrane and, so is especially important for heart function so definitely get checked out. My fingers are crossed that its dehydration!

Yeah I'm already at the hospital with Iv and they did blood work. Thanks guys I appreciate the non negative responses . Have a beautiful rest of the day

The potassium makes a lot of sense ! I also wake up with racing heartbeat ! We shall see thanks

The potassium makes a lot of sense ! I also wake up with racing heartbeat ! We shall see thanks

Yeah heart palpitations may also be a symptom. When you're at risk of being low in potassium it would be a good idea to cut down on salt. You'll restore a little balance if you lower your salt intake when you're low on potassium. So try to stay away from salty foods for at least a week

Hydration. I drank one 20 oz G2 a day for months after surgery. I think I have to start it back up. Also you could be hypoglycemic and that can cause the same issues.

Everything is fine , no dehydration or low levels .

I get the "about to faint" feeling, sometimes with the TV show vision, often. I had three bags of potassium put back in me after surgery (ouch!) too. I recently had all my Vitamin levels checked (1yr post surgery check in) and everything was fine except for the B12 which was too high, so I had to cut back.

For me, I think it's a blood pressure thing. I get it when I stand up quickly, especially from bending over. I've never linked it to hydration because I'm pretty consistent with fluids.

Hydration. I drank one 20 oz G2 a day for months after surgery. I think I have to start it back up. Also you could be hypoglycemic and that can cause the same issues.

That's exactly what I was thinking !