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My 87 year old mother is in fair health , but has been experiencing wooziness or slight unsteadiness on her feet. it has been nearly 2 months?
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Get this checked!: At 87, falls can lead to hip (and other)fractures and an enormous reduction in one's quality of life. Have your mother seen by her primary care provider for a complete physical exam. There are many conditions that can cause wooziness - anemia, heart rhythm problems, blockages in the arteries of the neck, etc. Best to diagnose and treat before a serious event occurs. Good luck. Lgromkomd.
Answered 3/10/2015
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