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My husband is experiencing fatigue, toothache, lightheadedness and appetite changes (quality: reduced appetite) .
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Concurrent: If your husband has an infected tooth, that can be the cause of all of his symptoms. So have him see your Dentist immediately. If no infection, the next appointment should be with your Physician. May also have concurrent unrelated problems.
Answered 4/21/2017
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