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I've had constant lightheadedness and very faint shortness of breath for six months. past two months stiff neck and a painless lymphnode. possibility?
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Several: possibilities, for different complaints, you need to see your doctor for better evaluation, don't wait for help online, you need to be seen and examined, good luck
Answered 10/23/2017
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