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I've been feeling lightheaded, weak in the knees, with chest aches. my blood pressure & heart rate are low (82/59 & 57 bpm). how do i feel better?
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Exercises?: changing positions slowly,increasing activity, salt intake A check up may be necessary if it continues
Answered 8/29/2016
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