A 22-year-old female asked:
whenever im in a hot room and start to have sex with my partner i start to get nausea, dizzy, ringing in the ears and my vision goes black . why?
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Dr. Ahmad Ibrahimanswered
Urgent Care 19 years experience
Hmmm: The nervous system can sometimes cause these symptoms. Especially with physical activity that you describe however it sounds like you probably should get a full cardiovascular and neurological workup because of the visuals and possible heart circulation issues. Are you on any other medicines that could be causing this.
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