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Sometimes when trying to sleep i get disoriented, room spins slightly when opening my eyes, takes seconds to go away, repeats. same in any position?
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Dizzy: Please start by seeing your family doc. There are a number of possible causes including inner ear infection, eye problem. low blood pressure, etc. Your doc will diagnose and treat accordingly. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/27/2017
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