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6 symptom results for “dizziness”
- Dizziness Dizziness can mean feeling light-headed, unsteady, faint or like the room is spinning. It can come from dehydration, inner ear problems, low blood pressure, heart rhythm issues, stroke-like problems or anxiety, so red flags matter.
- Diarrhoea Diarrhoea means passing loose or watery stool more often than usual. It is often caused by infection or unsafe food or water, and the main danger is dehydration.
- High blood pressure High blood pressure often has no symptoms, but some people notice headache, dizziness, chest discomfort or blurred vision. Repeated high readings should be discussed with a clinician because long-term high pressure can affect the heart, brain and kidneys.
- Pregnancy Pregnancy may be suspected after a missed period, positive home test, nausea, breast tenderness or tiredness. A clinician can confirm pregnancy, check wellbeing and guide safe antenatal care.
- Skin rash A skin rash is a change in skin colour, texture or feeling, such as redness, bumps, itching or peeling. Rashes can come from allergy, infection, heat, medicines or other conditions, and some need urgent care.
- Vomiting Vomiting means forcefully bringing up stomach contents. It may happen with stomach infection, food poisoning, pregnancy, migraine or other illness, and repeated vomiting can cause dehydration.