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Keep going dizzy, tired and wake up with a blocked nose could this be an infection as i've recently had a chest infection?
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Allergy: hi, I believe you could have an untreated allergy or chronic sinusitis. See your MD for evaluation and examination
Answered 11/12/2014
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