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Extreme exhaustion and almost fainting with nausea and headaches a full week prior to mensuration. is that normal?
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Premenstrual: Sodium is retained before the menstrual cycle often leading to those symptom due to fluid retention. Taking a mild diuretic a week before your period may obviate those symptoms. Take potassium if you use a diuretic,however. Discuss this with your physician.
Answered 10/22/2014
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