Running
- by westies2803
- 2010-10-18 01:10:51
- Exercise & Sports
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Guys
I have just finished my 1st half marathon, however I have the same issues I that had during training' that after LONG runs I feel really dizzie & tired, a feeling that I had pe-pacemaker, could u guys advise me if this is normal?
cheers
Westies2803
3 Comments
running
by westies2803 - 2010-10-22 11:10:44
Guys,
Many thanks for your replies, I have spoken to PM clinic who agree that it could be a hydration issue.
They also suggested that I stay clear of running suppliments that contain high levels of caffiene & stick to things like raisins nuts & bannanas etc for energy.
Cheers
Westies2803
1/2 marathon experience
by runlong - 2010-11-12 11:11:54
Westies:
You are the first person I contacted that has run a 1/2 Marathon with a pacemaker. I would like to know more about that experience. I wrote a comment about my running history and health with some questions regarding distance running. Would you look at my questions and respond? I sincerely appreciate any input you can provide.
Best regards,
runlong
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Possible arrythmia
by MSPACER - 2010-10-18 09:10:17
Hi
I have had similar issues sometimes after working out. Make sure that you are well hydrated after running, and have replaced your electrolytes. Athletes can run into issues with depleted minerals and sodium after working out, especially long distance runners. Dehydration can cause you to feel lightheaded. You could also be getting a lot of Premature ventricular beats after the run which could be causing the dizziness. You may need a programming adjustment. Speak to your doctor. Maybe you could do a stress test to see how your heart rate drops after exercise.