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After i am done exercising on my bike. i feel dizzy and nauseous. what could it be ? thank u drs.
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Many things : It could be that you are out of shape for the exercise. It could also be that you've eaten to near the exercise time. With your history of heart catherization I would speak to your doctor about this before continuing.
Answered 11/14/2016
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Maybe Overdoing It: Perhaps you should exercise more moderately and drink fluids during your exercise session. Don't neglect your calcium (eat a banana) or use a sports- drink. If your symptoms continue, consult your Cardiologist.
Answered 11/14/2016
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