Dizzy, arm numbness: Lightheaded attacks can be due to low or high blood pressure, anemia, abnormal Herat rhythm. Vertigo can be from an inner ear disorder or intracranial pathology. Recurrent numbness may be a nerve impingement or vascular disorder in the arm or brain pathology. You should have a medical exam with appropriate testing and a referral to a neurologist may be recommended as well.
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