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Having dull ache in back of my head, , feel liquid cool sensation too, foggy mind , hard to focus , nervous ? when i walk , feel off balance
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Fibromyalgia ? : 24 year old female has "off balance, headache, nervousness & foggy mind". A Neurology evaluation is in order. If nothing specific found then see a Rheumatologist for consideration of Fibromyalgia.
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