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For the past couple days been feeling off balance, pain in temple area. diangosis in the past anxiety. normal bp&hemoglobin what are the probable causes?
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See a neurologist: Could be something simple, inner ear infection, or even your anxiety. However, in order to rule out anything more serious, check with your primary care dr. Better yet, see a neurologist. Take care.
Answered 5/18/2017
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