Yes it does cause tiredness and fatigue.
Yes, high altitude can trigger atrial fibrillation (AFib) in individuals who may be predisposed to it. The lower oxygen levels at high altitudes can place additional stress on the heart, potentially leading to irregular heartbeats like AFib. It is essential for individuals with a history of AFib to be cautious when traveling to high altitudes and consult with their healthcare provider before doing so.
I believe IBS can cause afib. Many times I get cramping and have exessive bowel movements (like 8-10 a day) and I take an Imodium, I go into afib later in the evening. I thought it was from the Imodium, but I think it is because my potassium goes under 4.0 from the excessive bowel movements. When I get to ER, my potassium is always like 3.8 and if you have afib, they like your potassium to be over 4.0.
Lupus anticoagulant does not, in itself cause tiredness but having lupus does. Lupus can cause anemia which in turn causes fatigue. Lupus can cause the body to make inflammatory cytokines which cause a feeling of flu like fatigue.
An afib is another name for an atrial fibrillation, a cardiac arrythmia involving the two upper chambers of the heart.
An afib is another name for an atrial fibrillation, a cardiac arrythmia involving the two upper chambers of the heart.
Sudden tiredness could be caused from over exertion, low iron or low blood sugar. If the problem persists, consult your physician.
There are a variety of illnesses that can cause extreme tiredness in cats. Some of these include infection, hepatitis, and cat scratch disease.
Yes.. Very much so.
Sudden tiredness could be caused from over exertion, low iron or low blood sugar. If the problem persists, consult your physician.
malnutrition, lack of hemoglobin, etc eat planty of fruit vegetable do exercise
i would have thought diabetes may be coming your way!