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Q: Dizziness And Going Out

asked by: Bek on November 27th, 2006

Experienced User

I have been dizzy for the last month on and off sometimes it is really bad like I am going to pass out or like I am really off balance and other times I just feel a bit lightheaded.

When I go out to the shops etc it gets worse - is this because I am aware of it and really scared I am going to pass out.

Does this happen to anyone else, and get worse when you go out?

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Jenna2

replied on November 27th, 2006

New User

Yah ive felt that before. I also find that certain lights do it to me too, like dim lighting makes me feel so out of sorts, like I either feel panic or anxious or like im off balance.

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