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I went to a pulmonologist yesterday and he said i'm fine. i'm losing weight, eyes have been red for months, dizziness, mucus, air hunger, fatigue?
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See an allergist: See an allergist. He may have an answer for you. Your symptoms may be due to an allergy.
Answered 1/30/2013
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