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Light-headedness, blurred vision, tired, increase pulse with the smallest of activities?
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Blurred vision: Your symptoms may have multiple causes. Your blood pressure may be too low, or your blood sugar may be low. You may be dehydrated. In any case, call your primary doctor to have a complete exam soon.
Answered 9/16/2012
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