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Can fainting and nausea be a result of a fever?
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Yes: Fever causes dehydration and as a result perfusion of vital organs, which can cause dizziness.
Answered 3/21/2013
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Yes: If you are not eating and drinking as a result, dehydration will put you at risk for fainting. The fever escalates your body fluid loss so drink lots of clear fluids and call you doctor if you don't improve.
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