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I feel like i'm going to pass out and the on call doctor said go to the er they not going to change my meds so there no point for me to go?
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Feeling: Like your are going to pass out is a serious condition. So if you have had this before and the work up has been unremarkable. Talk to your doctor and try to adjust your meds to limit the symptoms. Obviously go to the ER if the symptoms worsen
Answered 2/14/2015
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