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Last night i got up to get a drink, felt icy cold and presyncopal. could it be blood pressure?
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Presyncopal/cold: It is difficult to answer the question, we dont know your age, it can be any thing, are you taking any meds, what you are last night, did you have alcohol.If the symptoms persist see your doctor and get your BP and if needed blood tested.
Answered 6/10/2014
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