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unexplained dizziness/weight loss-33yearsold

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PostPosted: 03/14/07 - 05:30    Post subject: unexplained dizziness/weight loss-33yearsold Vote now! Reply with quote
i am 33 yrs old,i have been having these dizzy spells for over a year now.have been for a cat scan, found nothing wrong. the dizziness lasts
2 to 3 days then stops and starts again even while i am asleep.please help
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