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Does my mother experience vertigo if she experience dizziness,vomiting when she rise in bed?she also sweating.what is the medicine she should take?
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Vertigo: Although you can take a pill like meclizine for dizziness, she should have this checked out with her doctor today or go to the emergency room
Answered 9/21/2014
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