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I get lightheaded when i sneeze or laugh to hard. why does this happen? what causes this? is this normal? it doesn't happen for that long.
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Could mean something: Could be something of significance. Have your doctor do some blood tests, maybe even an EKG. BP should be checked too
Answered 7/1/2014
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