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Pregnant, hot, ringing in ear, headache, faint, dimming peripheral vision, loss of color in face, none are chronic. please help. it just happened ?
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Go to the ER: your symptoms could indicate a serious problem. Please go to your closest ER.
Answered 1/15/2015
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