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Could you tell me why i'm getting dizzy almost every day?
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Daily dizziness: You need to be evaluated by your PCP or a Neurologist. It could be anemia, orthostatic blood pressure, inner ear disorder, side effects from medications, undiagnosed high blood pressure or diabetes..... You get the idea.
Answered 11/27/2017
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