I went out today shoveling snow and felt a bit weak after it am sure I felt this way in 2010.
Is this normal to feel this way?
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I went out today shoveling snow and felt a bit weak after it am sure I felt this way in 2010.
Is this normal to feel this way?
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Well yes if you are not used to physical activity.
Why are you worried about this Phil?
Nicola
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Hmm well I do some lifting at work but nothing big and worried as I feel weak and might pass outOriginally Posted by nomorepanic
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Have you eaten?
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Yes i felt weak so had my breakfast so hoping the feeling eases up.
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The cold can sap your energy. It can affect your breathing, something that is a trigger to asthma for someone like me.
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If you were out shoveling before having any breakfast Phil, it could lead to a drop in blood/sugar level. Also as Terry says, these kind of temps we're having would only exacerbate the situation.
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Yes I think I may have got the cold as my breathing seems funny and had some chest pains but could be anxiety
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