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Swimming feeling,off balance.feeling tired,bp raised.not particularly unwell...had slight pressure on chest, not sudden, felt sick not constant.
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See MD: may just be vertigo but if have chest pain and high blood pressure, go see someone to be evaluated.
Answered 12/31/2015
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