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All of a sudden extreme fatigue really fill like i had some type of sedation like before surgery noticed after eating. i be scared to fall asleep help?
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Happens sometimes: to everyone, especially after eating a large meal. Chemicals in your blood are changed by what you ate. Best to just give in and take a nap or go to bed. If it keeps happening, keep a diary of exactly what you have eaten and how soon after eating it occurs. Take this to doc and ask to be tested.
Answered 9/20/2015
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