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I keep waking up in the night really dizzy. why?
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Sleep apnea?: You could have sleep apnea. Or, you could be allergic to something in your environment. Do you take any medications before you go to sleep? Consult your doctor or a sleep specialist.
Answered 12/19/2014
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