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Symptoms: random bruising, chest pain, dilated pupils in the morning, eyelashes falling out, passing out. what could this be?
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See a doctor: There may be several things that can cause problems such as these, including endocrine abnormalities, anemia, etc. Someone with these symptoms needs to be evaluated by a health care pro.
Answered 1/30/2014
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