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Can seasonal allergies make you tired and dizzy?
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Tired and Dizzy? Yes: Fatigue is very common when allergies are flaring. Your immune system is working like crazy, creating the allergies, making most people tired. Dizziness is also a symptom of allergies but is not nearly as common as the fatigue.
Answered 1/24/2020
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