Living with Electrolyte ImbalanceThis section is a place to share stories about Living with Electrolyte Imbalance. Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download Passing out spells*electrolytes I know very little about what I’m getting ready to say, but in hopes of helping someone else, I write this. I have been having passing out spells for about 3 years. They just started suddenly one day (while I was out of state!) and I had no earthly idea what could be causing this, as I have been very healthy for my 64 years. I wasted thousands of dollars trying to find the cause of all this to no avail. One day not too long ago, I saw a long time friend I hadn’t seen in years. He had the same problems for many years and finally found out that if he drank gatorade, it would prevent the passing out spells. Since I have been drinking gatorade, my spells have disappeared. I have been told that it is the electrolytes in the gatorade that I need. Many doctors have checked everything in my body and never one told me about this. Just wanted to pass this along to help others if anyone else has this problem. It sure is worth a try, especially AFTER you have had everything checked and they can find no problems. If anyone wants to ask me any more questions about this, I am including my e-mail address. I may not get back to this site soon because of sickness in the family but I do check my e-mail frequently. I’ll be glad to help if I can…….Dottie Comments
February 2008
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