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Symptoms are headache, lightheadiness and nausea?
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Nonspecific: At this time your symptoms are nonspecific. It could be an early viral intestinal tract infection. Unless your headache is excruciating, I would sit tight, rest up, Take acetaminophen, drink flat ginger ale and eat a light bland diet ,such as broth, saltine crackers. You may develop fever and diarrhea, but If symptoms become severe call your physician for instructions.
Answered 10/10/2020
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