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For 3weeks i've had lightheadedness, headaches and slight nausea. the floaty feeling is almost constant. what could be causing this?
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See a local doctor: There are many causes of these symptoms, pregnancy being one, and reaction to medications, anxiety, viruses as well as a plethora of neurological problems. Start with the most probable, is pregnancy possible, if so test for it. If medication or food intolerance, check for it too. If you still cannot determine the cause, see a local doctor. You can purchase a seasick pill over the counter to try.
Answered 1/6/2016
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