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I'm 28 year old female, on monday 1/30/17, getting out of shower, i felt very faint & couldn't hear from both ears for a bit. should i see a dr?
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Your symptoms are: suggestive of low blood pressure from vasodilatation in the shower. It would be reasonable to monitor your blood pressure and if it is low see a health care professional for evaluation and suggestions.
Answered 2/6/2017
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