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I'm getting like 2-3 second blackouts through the day. had it 2yrs ago then 8 months ago & now for the last 2 weeks, scared to see doctor?
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See Your Doctor: You need to see your doctor, sooner, rather than later. While there are a number of things that could cause your symptoms, most are treatable and some are very simple treated. See your doctor right away.
Answered 12/24/2013
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