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Need doctor's help! will not eating right make dizzy and have headaches?
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Not likely: Some patients claim that if they do not eat, they get headache or if they have a headache it is relieved by eating. However in my experience these people have migraines. Many migraine patients have dizziness (vertigo) associated with migraines. See a neurologist.
Answered 4/12/2021
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