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Chills with fever and diziness after minor surgery?
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What: Was the minor surgery? Did it involve use of medications or anesthetics? Are you taking prescribed medications after the procedure? Dizziness can result from some medicines. Call your doctor or surgeon if you feel that you are having a medication reaction.
Answered 9/19/2012
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