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super dizzy & urinate a lot.

no carbs., dizzy and nausious, low bp

Dizzyness and headpain

cocokisses

June 1st, 2012

is this normal to be dizzy when i wake up then i have a panic attack and some dizzy spells then later in the day they go away. i have been like this for the past couple of days i have been stressed and afraid of waking up and being anxious again any thoughts about if this has happened before if its normal to be really dizzy when just woke up.

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