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#21
Aqua may be right. Low blood sugar = fatigue. I used to pass out all the time when I was younger because I was active and running low on blood sugar.
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#22
Quote:Originally posted by Akane Kimidori
If you are thirtsy you drink water. If you drink 17 glasses of water a day are you going to die? No.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_intoxication

And you really should drink 7-9 glasses of water a day. If you're hungry you should drink a glass of water first, about half the time you think you're hungry you're actually just in need of water.

The best judge of if you're getting enough water is the color of your urine. Clear = good.
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#23
I actually made a topic regarding this very issue, though I literally passed out and tore the shit out of my back. Landed it right on a three inch high metal strip. Thank God it wasn't sharp.

Anyway, in my particular case, it happened when I was sitting down in a hot shower for an extended period of time, or randomly throughout the day when I've been inactive for awhile. Dehydration SEEMED to be the issue. Hasn't happened much anymore.
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#24
On topic: Get some rest, and try to eliminate stress causing activities(college is exempt from this however). I know I had this happen a couple times and thats what I did, so yeah.


Off Topic: Akane, by the time you feel thristy, your body has wanted water for quite awhile(dont remember the time thing, though I know it was something like 30~45minutes).
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#25
Quote:Originally posted by Grandpa Gohan
Off Topic: Akane, by the time you feel thristy, your body has wanted water for quite awhile(dont remember the time thing, though I know it was something like 30~45minutes).

It takes a minimum of 30 minutes for your body to tell you whether you're thirsty. The same goes for being hungry and being full.

This was a big issue in health way back when I was in High School. We were given 25 minute lunch periods. Now think over the last three sentences.

EDIT:

Quote:Originally posted by Waffuru
Quote:Originally posted by Akane Kimidori
If you are thirtsy you drink water. If you drink 17 glasses of water a day are you going to die? No.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_intoxication

That was very Tim of you. Just an FYI.
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#26
Quote:Originally posted by Android 20
The only possibility I've come up with is a result from stress and lack of sleep, but now's not any different from how things usually go with me, so I don't know why it would start now.

It's all catching up to you.

Quote:[Originally posted by Grandpa Gohan[/i]
Get some rest, and try to eliminate stress causing activities(college is exempt from this however). I know I had this happen a couple times and thats what I did, so yeah.

Do this for a little while along with drinking water. In a day or two you should be back to normal. You should still try to keep stress to a minimum and rest well after not only for a safety precaution but to get into the habit. As a swimmer you need you're body in it's best form. Living like this will insure that.

Also if this lasts for more then two days while doing what was suggested by your family over here on CHUBBS, go to a doctor. If everything seems fine, get a check up with your doctor anyway to be safe.

This is all my opinion though, of course you know you don't have to listen. Tongue
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#27
Nah, I appreciate you all helping me out here. I'm going to try your all's advice, and hopefully this will stop. I doubt anything bad will happen, but I'm still sorta scared of letting myself onto the roads again right now. I have to in order to get to school, but still.

Anyways, I'm off to an early bed to try theory number 1. After that, I'll move to theory 2 with the water, and following that, theory 3 of the computer. If all three fail to make it go away, I'll be heading for that doctor's trip. =P
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#28
Quote:Originally posted by Raditzu
Quote:Originally posted by Grandpa Gohan
Off Topic: Akane, by the time you feel thristy, your body has wanted water for quite awhile(dont remember the time thing, though I know it was something like 30~45minutes).

It takes a minimum of 30 minutes for your body to tell you whether you're thirsty. The same goes for being hungry and being full.

This was a big issue in health way back when I was in High School. We were given 25 minute lunch periods. Now think over the last three sentences.

EDIT:

Quote:Originally posted by Waffuru
Quote:Originally posted by Akane Kimidori
If you are thirtsy you drink water. If you drink 17 glasses of water a day are you going to die? No.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_intoxication

That was very Tim of you. Just an FYI.

Ha, I only know about it because some woman died from it trying to win a radio contest. "Hold your wee for a Wii"
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#29
Quote:Originally posted by Waffuru
Quote:Originally posted by Raditzu
Quote:Originally posted by Grandpa Gohan
Off Topic: Akane, by the time you feel thristy, your body has wanted water for quite awhile(dont remember the time thing, though I know it was something like 30~45minutes).

It takes a minimum of 30 minutes for your body to tell you whether you're thirsty. The same goes for being hungry and being full.

This was a big issue in health way back when I was in High School. We were given 25 minute lunch periods. Now think over the last three sentences.

EDIT:

Quote:Originally posted by Waffuru
Quote:Originally posted by Akane Kimidori
If you are thirtsy you drink water. If you drink 17 glasses of water a day are you going to die? No.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_intoxication

That was very Tim of you. Just an FYI.

Ha, I only know about it because some woman died from it trying to win a radio contest. "Hold your wee for a Wii"

Yea thats funny. Sucks for the Crew though.
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