Lightheadedness when launching?
Never had that issue...but I did have my face feel like it was being pulled back away from the front of my head... Damn I miss my CC306. 
Others have hit on it... hypotension... I see it frequently on the ambulance... some people mistake it for angina and give us a call thinking the worst. I have a co-worker that wears a monitor to track his heart because of this very thing. Never hurts to look into it but I wouldn't work yourself up to much over it yet.

Others have hit on it... hypotension... I see it frequently on the ambulance... some people mistake it for angina and give us a call thinking the worst. I have a co-worker that wears a monitor to track his heart because of this very thing. Never hurts to look into it but I wouldn't work yourself up to much over it yet.
ORIGINAL: JD1969
That is vertigo, it can actually affect people when they are just standing. I think it can be an inner ear thing. I girl I used to work with had this
That is vertigo, it can actually affect people when they are just standing. I think it can be an inner ear thing. I girl I used to work with had this
ORIGINAL: FuzzyDiceRule
exhaust leak?
exhaust leak?
And yeah, I was hungry and thirsty. I usually skip dinner when I go there straight from work. I'll start eating before I go. Probably nothing to worry about. Thanks guys.
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Your organs of balance are the semi-circular canals located next to the cochlea (hearing) in the inner ear. There are three of them and one is for acceleration....pretty cool eh
It could be a problem with one of these, but, at your age it's unlikely. Another issue is breathing. You could be getting excited and breathing too deeply.....too much O2. Others were mentioned...high/low blood sugar, high/low blood pressure. If it is your semi-canals you will be bothered with it at other times also. Good luck and see a Doc if it gets worse. P.S. I'm an audiologist and see this stuff regularly. [8D]
It could be a problem with one of these, but, at your age it's unlikely. Another issue is breathing. You could be getting excited and breathing too deeply.....too much O2. Others were mentioned...high/low blood sugar, high/low blood pressure. If it is your semi-canals you will be bothered with it at other times also. Good luck and see a Doc if it gets worse. P.S. I'm an audiologist and see this stuff regularly. [8D]


