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What does it mean when you laugh really hard and you get dizzy?
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Dizzy: Laughing can cause dizziness as it may increase intracranial pressure which in turn may cause dizziness. Please see a neurologist for a complete history, physical, and to better understand your symptoms.
Answered 11/21/2020
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