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Dizziness, bodyache
I have dizziness since last 2 months constantly and also had spells or headache and also had pain in knee and tendons in the back of knee and left shoulder joint which i used to think as brain tumor but the GP told me it's anxiety without any tests and gavee anti depressants. Now since last 3-4 days i have backpain (burning kind of pain) with dizziness amd constipation which i checked on internet which shows it as a symptom of blood cancer. The GP never found any swollen lymph node in head and chin area and also i never had fever or vomiting. Also i have 3-4 white painful small pimples in neck near my beard and eyebrows. My parents aren't worried about it and asking me to divert my mind to my studies rather than worrying. I visited another hospital where the neurosurgeon suggested me to visit the neuropsychiatrist for one session without any tests. Can it be something serious or just anxiety? Kindly help me out i m vry much worried n stressed n unable to focus on my mains preparation.
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MRI scan can be done ..non invasive and clarifies brain status Dizziness can be due to ear or nasal sinis problem..meet a ENT doctor for thorough ear and sinus examination.. Do not worry about pimples.. Hemogram with peripheral smear study clarifies blood status.. Modify diet to prevent constipation..if it stays with diet change then go for evaluation..
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