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A 26-year-old female asked:
i am experiencing nausea (severity: moderate) with loose stools,exhaustion & light headed. this is on going for two weeks. drs say maybe virus , you opinion? all my blood work is clean, help! cant stand to feel like this anymore
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Dr. Rebecca Gliksmananswered
Internal Medicine 38 years experience
Dizzy nausea: Check thyroid TSH and T4 also may be GERD with or without H pylori or gallbladder( sonogram).Check stool for camphylobacter and make sure no UTI or sinusitis. Any abd pain? if RLQ r/o appy . if recent tooth extraction check blood cultures for bacteremia /endocarditis ( check procalcitonin) .
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