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I tire easily. am out of breath just from walking up a flight of stairs. when i stand up i get dizzy and almost black out. nauseas. is it amenia?
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Anemia: It could be anemia. Discuss the the problem with your doctor. Your doctor can get a detailed history and a thorough physical examination to determine the exact cause. Some test maybe necessary to confirm the diagnosis.
Answered 3/17/2014
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