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While in a conversation, i sometimes get lightheaded when i'm talking...why?
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Multiple reasons: If you have anemia (low blood counts) you can get dizzy. If you have blockages of your neck arteries, you can also get dizzy while talking especially if you wear a tight neck collar & tie. Finally, if you have anxiety, this can also contribute to the sensation of dizziness.
Answered 12/16/2018
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