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I've been getting severely close to fainting at random times. before it happens, my ears ring, i feel sick, and i start to faint but never do. why?
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See a doctor: it could be a vertigo from an ear problem, or it could be a dehydration, see a doctor for possible evaluation and treatment
Answered 9/10/2015
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