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Sudden Lightheadiness

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Hypochondriac1028

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Sudden Lightheadiness Posted: 07-16-05 14:22pm


Anyone get this, it feels like all of a sudden your gonna pass out then goes away. Ive also been getting barely any sleep

Jamesab

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Posted: 07-16-05 15:13pm


Yep, me. I always have this and it gets especially bad when I get up quickly, and I feel like I am just going to faint or pass out. James

Hypochondriac1028

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Posted: 07-16-05 15:36pm


Thanx's for the reply. It made my anxiety go down.

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