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3 weeks ago i hit my head. i was off for 2 weeks and am back to work, working 4 hour shifts. i started having hot flashes. did i go back too soon?
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Hot flashes: Possibly you went back too soon. I hope you saw a doctor while you were away from work. You must see your doctor now that you are not doing as well as you were.
Answered 9/28/2016
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