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Yesterday suddenly disoriented nausea faint weak and heart pounding. later went to sleep and woke up with headache and now nausea tired still need er?
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Probably not: Though you may want to see your doctor through an office visit. Emergency rooms really should be for emergencies. If you are able to eat and drink, can urinate normally, don't have a fever (or your temperature is less than 101.5), and are able to prepare your own food, you most likely don't need to go to the er. Do make an appointment to see your regular doctor if your current symptoms persist.
Answered 6/22/2015
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