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Is it normal to be feeling dizzy after chemotherapy?
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Sometimes: It is not typical. Some drugs do cause nerve changes that do interfere with a set of nerves that control blood pressure response. Some patients may be slightly dehydrated. Other cause fatigue that give the feeling of dizziness. Check with your oncolgist.
Answered 10/3/2016
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