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I feel very giddy and tired?
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There are quite a: few possible causes for feeling giddy and tired. Sometimes just a little extra rest or a little less stress will do the trick. Of course avoiding alcohol, drugs and tobacco are important. New medicines can certainly make you feel funny. If none of these sound like you then you may need to see your doctor. There are quite a few potential possibilities and your doctor can guide you best.
Answered 6/1/2017
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