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What amount of blood loss would make you dizzy?
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Yes: Yes, depending on how much and for how long it can definitely make you dizzy and lightheaded. If you have recurrent or significant bleeding from any site that is making you dizzy, please see your doctor as soon as possible! i hope you feel better.
Answered 11/21/2014
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