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I've been feeling more tired and have some dizziness. when should i see the doctor?
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DIZZINESS AND TIRED: If you are feeling dizzy and feel tired you need to see your doctor.These symptoms can be caused by many conditions from anemia to some other condition.Your doctor will take a detailed history, do physical examination and order blood and other tests if indicated to find the cause, so he can form a reatment plan to relieve your symptoms.
Answered 3/8/2012
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