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In bed for two months due to a chronic sinus infection. very little walking. now my legs feel wobbly, not falling. just a bit unsteady. this normal?
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Two months in: bed is a long time for sinus infection. Please continue to you see your doc until you feel better. A natural spray called XLEAR can be helpful. Peace and good health. A mental health professional can help you w/anxiety disorder.
Answered 5/15/2014
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