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I was exercising and i had to stop , after i felt light headed and i decided to take a sit on the chair but woke up on the floor. can't remember anything. should i be worried?
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Worried enough...: You should be worried enough to see your doctor. It could be something simple like over heating but you really need an exam and some blood tests to make sure that you are okay.
Answered 11/7/2017
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