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Can nots/bubble looking bumps on feet me a sign of clots? this cause constant lightheadedness for a over a year along with body tremors?
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Prob not: "blood clots" would rarely if ever start in the small veins of the feet. I would not think the constant lightheaded feeling and body tremors would be related. If you are taking Celexa (citalopram) you must be seeing a doctor. Bring this up when you see him/her next.
Answered 11/28/2017
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