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What to do if there's constant faintness, nausea and dizziness?
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Not normal: You need further evaluation, at the very least blood tests. Other imaging tests of blood flow to your brain might help. Low blood pressure or another heart condition could be a concern. Reactions to medicines or ingested foods might be the cause.
Answered 9/9/2017
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