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Dizziness and nausea
Having dizziness and nausea for last 3 weeks. All tests such as cbc, dengue, malaria, typhoid, thyroid, urine test are normal. I have takenany medicines. Nothing is working.
What is the cause? I am totally disturbed now. I really want to feel normal like other people.
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Tab pand 40(1-0-1)before food 7days.
Syr sucralfate (3ml-3ml-3ml)before food
2 weeks.
Syr ciplactin plus (3ml-3ml-3ml)before
Food 2 weeks.
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get pressure, haemoglobin checked.
consult ent.
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May be due to ear pathology or deficiency of essential vitamin and minerals
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Ear canal problem, bp problem can cause . Need evaluation and medications.
Can consult me privately for proper treatment.
Click consult now to start proper medications
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Check for vertigo . Need to know more information
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