Hi My father has been complaining for months about shakey legs and dizzyness both before and after having a pacemaker fitted. I have also noticed he goes extremely red in the face after any sort of activity including standing up or bending down, his ears today were blue. He has been under the care of a cardiologist and though they do not seem concerned with his symptoms are continuing to monitor him. Having said this they have also said he will get these symptoms at his age (75). However today he had a funny turn which really frightened him and the family, he was bending down at the dinner table to pick something up he had dropped on the floor, he then stood up and appear to faint but did not fall down, what was really noticable was his legs were shaking involuntery. We sat him down and he recovered quickley but again his face was very red. He has high and low BP and doctors seem to think this is the problem but I am wondering if this could be neurological and whether we need to get a second option?
I think your father blood circulation toward head is less to advise him some exercises and consult with your cardiologist as well, sometime patent due to less blood circulation to brain got shock it is better to consult with your doctor to avoid future paralysis attack as understand in this situation. Give him fresh fruit juices or fresh fruits and regular exercise is very important less physical activity leads to many problems. Follow to your cardiologist