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I had my tonsils out on the 30rd in today i been very sick everytime i get up i'm light headed and i keep getting the hiccups?
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Call Your Doctor: Rest and call your Doctor and may be you need an examination to find out the cause.If feel worse go to ER.
Answered 5/5/2015
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