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Sudden head rush. then head is tired. brain fog sets in with mild headache. (normal mri six months ago). thoughts?
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Could be anxiety att: You should have a medical check up with your doctor. A detailed history and examination by your doctor is the best way to find out exactly why you have these symptoms. He/she may give you a tranquilizer if counseling alone does not take care of your symptoms.
Answered 11/27/2017
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