I would advise you to visit the ER so that you can be assessed physically and undergo investigations such as CBC, thyroid profile, etc to find the underlying cause of the problem and have it treated accordingly. It is likely that you're not having a well balanced diet which is causing deficiencies which is causing these problems. The following lifestyle changes may help:
- Don't skip meals, you may not feel like eating but in such conditions you should have the reduced amount in frequent intervals(i.e. 3 square meals broken down to 5 or 6 as you can tolerate) and slowly increase as you get better.
- Reduce/ Avoid spicy,fried, fatty, junk and oily food
- Avoid/ Limit drinking coffee, tea and carbonated drinks to once a day
- Exercise regularly (minimum 30 mins)
- Increase daily intake of water to 3 liters
- Avoid/Stop smoking and drinking if you have the habit
- Reduce stress through methods such as yoga/meditation.
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