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What Do Nausea, Dizziness, Sore Throat And Foggy Head Indicate?

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Question : slightly naucious, slighty dizzy, slight sore throat, foggy head, achy
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Answered by Dr. Olsi Taka (30 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
A viral infection most likely

Detailed Answer:
I read your question carefully and I understand your concern.

It is unclear how long those symptoms have been present for. If it is just a matter of the last few days then I would say the most probable cause would be a simple viral infection which can cause all those symptoms. Most times it is transitory and warrants no other treatment than rest, drinking plenty of liquids, some Vitamin C and the occasional over the counter painkiller like Tylenol which you mentioned or if that is not effective Ibuprofen.

If symptoms have been present for a longer time, over 5 days, then other types of infections or inflammation must be considered. In that case you should visit your primary physician for a physical exam as well as some blood and possibly imaging tests to determine the precise cause and management.

I remain at your disposal for other questions.
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What Do Nausea, Dizziness, Sore Throat And Foggy Head Indicate?

Brief Answer: A viral infection most likely Detailed Answer: I read your question carefully and I understand your concern. It is unclear how long those symptoms have been present for. If it is just a matter of the last few days then I would say the most probable cause would be a simple viral infection which can cause all those symptoms. Most times it is transitory and warrants no other treatment than rest, drinking plenty of liquids, some Vitamin C and the occasional over the counter painkiller like Tylenol which you mentioned or if that is not effective Ibuprofen. If symptoms have been present for a longer time, over 5 days, then other types of infections or inflammation must be considered. In that case you should visit your primary physician for a physical exam as well as some blood and possibly imaging tests to determine the precise cause and management. I remain at your disposal for other questions.