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What Causes Severe Dizziness, Lack Of Focus And Slight Headache?

On Monday, I experienced severe dizziness, to the point that my eyes could not focus. I had a slight headache as well. It has subsided since then, and while I still feel dizzy, it is not as severe. This morning I had vaginal spotting,-even though I finished my period a week ago. It was very light and had not come back.
posted on Sun, 9 Aug 2015
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hello,
i can understand your concern.
i would like to know your age.
is this the first time or you get dizziness frequently????
a few basic tests like cbp, rbs have to be done to rule out most common causes like anemia. this could be very easily treated.
hypoglycemia can also be a cause.
depending on your age a few other conditions affecting cervical spine and ears should be ruled out.
for now get the tests done and get evaluated by a physician or get back to us with the reports.
feel free to ask further queries.
thanks for choosing HCM
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What Causes Severe Dizziness, Lack Of Focus And Slight Headache?

hello, i can understand your concern. i would like to know your age. is this the first time or you get dizziness frequently???? a few basic tests like cbp, rbs have to be done to rule out most common causes like anemia. this could be very easily treated. hypoglycemia can also be a cause. depending on your age a few other conditions affecting cervical spine and ears should be ruled out. for now get the tests done and get evaluated by a physician or get back to us with the reports. feel free to ask further queries. thanks for choosing HCM