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Can milk of magnesia every day cause you to have fainting spells and serious exhaustion?
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Probably : If overdosed and used extensively, can cause dehydration which in turn can cause exhaustion. Hold it for now, if still having symptoms or symptoms are severe, go to urgent care or ER, wish you wellness
Answered 8/28/2019
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