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Severe fatigue, ortho htn, and occasional quick headaches with movement x3 days. no chance of pregnancy and no current illness. any ideas?
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Dehydration: You sound like you may be dehydrated and possibly anemic? Have you had heavy periods? Are you on a diet? Have you had diarrhea? Vomiting? Poor appetite? Are you drinking plenty of fluids? Any new meds or herbal remedies? Try liberalizing your salt intake and drink enough to make your urine turn clear. Avoid alcohol and caffeine. See if that helps?
Answered 6/25/2013
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