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Welcome to NeuroTalk Margo! I'm sorry for the symptoms your sister is having. It could be a number of different things. Has she seen a doctor yet? Do you have a blood pressure gauge to check her pressure? I hope you can get her to a doctor soon if she hasn't been already.
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