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My back part of the head always (mild)lightheaded all the times 24/7. what any possibility may cause that ?
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Cervical occiput: Multiple etiologies including cervical disc problem, issue with cerebellar area or cerebellar tonsils, or even arnold chiari dysfunction. Mri advisable.
Answered 11/10/2012
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