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A member asked:
Hi my question is , that i been feeling a bit dizzy im anemic and have low potacium.im afraid to go see a doctor.do you think i should see a doctor?
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Definietly: You need professional care to stop these problems. Take the first step and call for an an appointment with a doctor.
Answered 6/10/2013
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