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Q: Severe recurrent head aches and dizziness

asked by: coolcat8313 on May 17th, 2009

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Hi, for the past three weeks now i've been getting headaches and they've been really really painful but they've been getting better throughout the day but i keep getting dizzy spells with them. Also my hearing is going a bit funny like my ears will just randomly pop and i can't hear for 5-7 seconds and then i can hear everything normally again.. im getting quiet worried about it now too, also i've been feeling quiet nauseous but I haven't actually been sick and also I have been getting tired quiet early and my moo has really changed, I can't be bothered to do anything anymore and i'm always getting myself into trouble at school which isn't me at all help Sad

I'm only 15 Sad

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MandMs

replied on May 18th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

Excessive fatigue, with irritability, chronic headaches, dizziness, nausea, can be symptoms of anemia or decreased number of red blood cells or decreased hemoglobin concentrations.
Still, it is important to consult your physician to be examined for more serious problems.

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