Spining dizziness

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Spining dizziness

Asked for Male, 34 Years

I have lipoprotein(a) 61 and high cholesterol, but from the last couple of years I feel head spinning ,dizzy, foggy eyesight and concentration balance issue and sometimes one back side of head pain while I wake up, is it related to something serious

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Dr. Sauradeep Sarkar Neurosurgeon 8 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sauradeep Sarkar

Neurosurgeon 8 yrs exp Bangalore

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The symptoms that you describe are fairly non-specific. It is best that you first consult a general physician to better understand your symptomatology, look at your blood reports and then proceed with additional evaluation if required.

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