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Feeling uncomfortable and then feel like i'm going to pass out. what causes this?
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Blood Pressure or DM: You could be experiencing early signs of elevated blood pressure or low blood presure. Even swings in the blood sugar can cause this. Sometimes heart irregularities or abnormal heart rythems can cause this. You need to see your doctor or nurse practitioner and be evaluated.
Answered 8/13/2013
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