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Old 06-09-2013, 10:10 AM #11
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I have this too. Caffeine makes it worse. Make sure your blood pressure is okay first.

Yepp....no caffiene here and I keep a close watch of my BP. We have high heart disease in my family...even my sister is on BP meds.

That major dizzy episode I had that actually made me fall I thought was my BP or having a stroke.... turns out my BP was fine that day and that I was prompted to the neuro that day.

terrible, terrible, terrible day....everything came out.

That's what happens when you ignore symptoms for two years before doing anything.
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