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A member asked:
For months now i've been experiencing dizziness, lightheaded, excessive gas& nausea . i notice that i'm always burping when i'm feeling bad. i've had mri's, heart scanned & blood work , all fine . what are the possibilities ?
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Anxious : Excessive gas and nausea may indicate a GI problem. Food allergies, lactose intolerance, bacterial overgrowth and Celiac disease are things to consider. Also adequate management of Anxiety may help the feeling of dizziness and lightheaded in the absence of heart or neurological disorder
Answered 5/21/2017
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