Blurred vision and dizzyness??

It could be something as simple (and sucky) as vertigo or an ear infection or it could be something major like a stroke or a heart attack. Go to your doctor and please don't wait to see what the internet expert diagnoses.

The past few days I experience blurred vision, dizzzyness and nausia, could this be because of the fact that I do not take sugar at all, I seldom eat fruit, and only get sugar if some in veggies??

Yes you should see your doctor.

My husband gets like that if he doesn't have balanced carbs through out the day. He take in a big chunk of carbs in the morning then spreads them out during the day. If you are working out make sure u have carbs an hour before working out.

I TOTALLY AGREE WITH ALL THE ABOVE POSTERS.....there are many reasons for the symptoms you have experienced but you must get to a doctor...they will check pulse, blood pressure, bgl's etc. Without these tests you can not know if it is extremely serious or not!!!!! Please go ASAP!!!!!

The past few days I experience blurred vision, dizzzyness and nausia, could this be because of the fact that I do not take sugar at all, I seldom eat fruit, and only get sugar if some in veggies??

you can get these symptoms on a low carb diet due to the diuretic effect. The answer is to increase your salt intake. One day you had 4g of sodium but another was very low below 1g.

Carbohydrates help retain sodium and water - http://www.jumpstartmd.com/conclusion-demonizing-salt-does-it-make-sense/ - so low carbing can produce low blood pressure, feeling faint when standing etc until the equilibrium is restored.

Do not take advice from anyone other than a doctor!

+1 to this!

I sometimes experience that because I have very low blood pressure, could that be your case too?

Go to the doctor as soon as possible, and get it checked out - there could be any number of reasons, some very serious, others easily fixed. That said, have you recently introduced anything new to your diet? You could be having an allergic reaction, and certain chemical 'diet' products/sweeteners, if you have no built-up tolerance/resistance, can produce all sorts of symptoms - I experienced blurred vision, dizziness and loss of feeling in one arm when I accidentally drank an aspartame-sweetened drink a year or so ago, with no developed tolerance - I've actively avoided aspartame for 22 years. I also found myself getting very dizzy when I tried a popular brand of diet shake some years ago. Just something to think about. Regardless, get to a medic sooner rather than later.

ok question what if she doesn't have insurance to go see a doctor nor money??

Think there are laws about refusing care and options to get free or low cost care. Potentially dying or having severe lifelong issues... it may be a good idea to look into these options now. And I mean this in a no nonsense caring kind of way for anyone who may be in the situation. :flowerforyou:

well my fiance said he is having dizzy spells, and sometimes he feels like he is floating. and he also said that he has vertigo as well.. and he had a iron defiency when he was younger and no we don't eat much meat because I really don't like it.. But i wonder if he starts eating more meat would he get better?

(sorry for asking this question in your thread but you said some things that my fiance has)

by the time symptoms of that nature show meat wont help. he may need a blood transfusion if it is anemia.

Go to the doctor ASAP. It could be a stroke or some blockage in your arteries. I'm not trying to scare you but it's better to be safe than sorry. If you go and they might be something minor but at least you'll know what's wrong.

I get like this sometimes when I'm run down and haven't had enough of a combination of sleep/water/food (particularly sugar)

Think over what you've been like recent'y - lack of sleep? not eating/drinking enough? low carb?

I bet if you have a good meal, a few pints of water and a good night's sleep you'll feel a lot better.

For me - the main fix is normally sugar though. I get a bag of sweets and after a handful feel a lot better.