Hope you are feeling better by now! I've had similar experiences. I don't think the lightheadedness and dizziness would be endo related. It could have been a fluke. Perhaps it had to do with your blood sugar level or something.

The nausea could be endo-related. I do get nauseated when exercising (usually with pain too) because everything just gets stretched and jolted around.

Ive been in so much pain from endo Ive fainted a few times, but maybe it was a combo of things that hit you?

Hope you are feeling better!

I've had it but also not seemingly related to endo...usually after I have not ate well so I chalk it up to low blood sugar. Did you feel bad right when you stood up/danced? I know low blood pressure can cause that head swimming/pass out feeling when you stand up. And then of course as a pain reaction, but that doesn't seem like the case here. I had it happen so bad one time at school I couldn't see or hear but was still upright, it was freaky. It was just before lunch so I figure it was blood sugar though.

Regardless of what caused it I am sorry you're having such a bad time especially during the holidays - hope you're feeling better today and can have some fun.

Thanks for the kind words ladies :)I'm not sure what was going on, but I guess I'll just have to tone down my sweet dance moves, HaHa, just kidding ;)

Hi Megan, sorry to hear that the dancing took a toll. I had a similar experience in that my back pain got so bad that I couldn't do minor things like twisting at the waist.

It's not quite the same, but psychologically it's the same. I was shocked and very upset that I kept doing little things that "messed me up." Are you feeling better now? Has this happened in the past?

I started to see a sports psychologist because it was hard to move without being constantly worried that I was going to break myself. He taught me to judge each moment independently and not to blame myself. I always did things that I thought was ok, and most of the time it was...just sometimes it wasn't and then I was slouched in the corner crying because I couldn't believe I broke myself.

Give yourself a break and allow these moments to happen. They are independent of you as a person overall (you are not broken!)...and they will pass.

Huge hugs.

Hope your feeling better! I'm not sure what it is that's troubling you. The pain I can understand, but the dizziness throws me off. Let us know what you find out. Perhaps maybe it is just all the stress from the holidays and such?