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Exp. hot/cold flashes, dehydration, (er visit), breast pain, lower left pelvic pain. insomnia, excessive fatigue, lightheaded, shakiness and headache ?
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Hormonal?: These are all nonspecific symptoms that could be due to many causes, but hormonal irregularity comes to mind. A detailed interview, thorough exam and lab work are needed to provide any further insight.
Answered 1/3/2016
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