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I am feeling nausea and dizziness while my stomach is low on food. sometimes the pain goes to the brain or i feel faintness . once i am on food its ok?
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PERHAPS you have: low blood sugar issues. Please see your doctor. Also, make sure you eat regularly. Do not skip breakfast. Graze by eating a little protein every few hours. Peace and good health.
Answered 12/21/2015
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