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I am lightheaded and have upper updomonal pain. i am feeling like i am going to faint every now and then. i do have gallstones and i do not know if it can cause the symptoms. i feel like this for more than a week already and was at 2 doctors already ?
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Doctor can recheck: Chest pain or abdominal pain, with lightheadedness or fainting spells, are symptoms meaning return to the doctor. If it turns out not be a heart problem or arrhythmia, the doctor will also have evaluated for problems in the chest, stomach, pancreas, or liver, plus other conditions that may cause such symptoms.
Answered 9/13/2019
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