Health suggestion?

Hi, before I run into the symptoms, I'll inform you that its kind of complicated for me to explain the way I be aware of. For the past week (maybe for a while longer) I've had this unusual feeling within my head. It sord of feel like a dull headache (in the rear legs or top of the head) with a mixture of slight dizziness - almost close to my head is clogged or something. When I stand up (no concern how slow) I get really dizzy - this seem to happen more and more repeatedly. At one point I became so dizzy I almost fell over...the room be spinning. I've been have left chest pains for times past 3 or 4 years, I went to the doctor for this and my EKG come back unusual. I was told to see a cardiologist but don't hold insurance so I can't afford to. I'm also experiencing fatigue, I think. I'm not rather sure if thats what it would be classified as, but the feeling is similar to I'm sort of weak. I sleep during the time a lot more than I use to. Advice? Im 19, within college & can't really afford to see a doctor, but really want to.
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My ankles are swollen. Am I retaining water? How do I catch it to go away?

Hey buddy, dizziness, chest pains, palpitations, fatigue and nouns, headaches and migraines, nausea and vomiting, insomnia, constipation, sweating, prickling and tingling sensations in the outer extremities . adjectives really quite alarming symptoms if you don't know that you could simply have a vitamin B12 not as much as. B12 is part of the B complex group of vitamins (B1, B2, B3, B5, B6 and B12) any go find a multi B supplement containing all the B vitamins (they work best as a group) or chomp through more foods rich in this vitamin.

Organ meat such as lambs fry and kidney, milk, cheese, eggs and fish ..... or do both!!

If you are a vegetarian afterwards supplementation for you is a must ..... 19 sounds a bit young to be have heart problems so at an educated guess I'd speak you're just really stressed near extra responsibilities such as studying and that's precisely when you need to up your intake of these vitamins. The B group of vitamins are a river soluble group and as such your body cannot produce them, therefore you have need of to either munch through them or supplement your diet with them on a on a daily basis basis. If you don't later you'll suffer a litany of side affects, as you've discovered!!

CHEERS & GOOD LUCK

CPT codes 85610 and 85730?

You just described the symptoms of dehydration.. look it up for yourself and see if the symptoms described on a medical site on google or yahoo are one and the same as yours.. lethargy,headache,chest pains, wishy-washy headedness and the like are adjectives listed.. look it up and do what it suggest to rehydrate yourself.. by the style.. you can get medical attention at the county condition department at no charge.. or at an emergency room at the local county hospital or any others.. you may have to linger for a little while.. but the robustness service is there for you and your charge dollars provide this for you..so don't be afraid to use it.. GO.