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Dizziness and loose stooling
Continuously three had dizziness in the morning or while sleeping. When I turn towards right side I feel that. After three days nothing normal. Just slight headache is thr. Third time experiencing this. Is it normal or anything serious.
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The more information you provide the more accurate diagnosis can be made. Please consult an ENT surgeon for evaluation of your dizziness symptoms especially as they are on turning to a side. Since this is a recurring symptom, all the more reason for a proper evaluation
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This symptom is also vertigo.looks like u have migraine too.u need treatment for this...
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Looks like a problem with the balance function of your ear. But wil need online consultation to guide you better after knowing all your symptoms.
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