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What causes hallucinations when i am feeling fatigued?
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Hallucinations?: I'm not exactly sure how these hallucinations are happening, and would need to know more about you to answer fully. Some people have brief hallucinations when falling asleep, or have them also when very sleep deprived. If happening at other times too, this really needs attention. To best address your own situation, please go over this with your family physician.
Answered 5/7/2016
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