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Have been feeling faint for 2 days, what can be the cause? i increased my sugar to see if it would help but so far i still feel like passing out
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Faint: Please have someone take you to the nearest Emergency facility. The doctor may be able to care for you in the Emergency facility or may need to discuss your medical condition with your primary doctor. I would appreciate hearing what develops.
Answered 6/16/2016
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