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Hi, i have been having dizzy spells which cause tingling/pins and needles down my hands and can sometimes make me nauseous, what could this be?
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Possible anxiety : These may be anxiety reactions with an element of hyperventilation. Of course you should first be examined by your physician to check for entities like low blood pressure, anemia, thyroid disorder,etc. If it's felt to be anxiety and tension, you may be referred for stress management therapy.
Answered 8/4/2018
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