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Old 04-23-2008, 02:28 PM #9
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I have dizziness and headache every day. I also have jaw, ear and eye pain. I have fallen down the stairs, off chairs and step stools all due to the dizziness. It is very frustrating.
Trix

the headaches i suffer are to the front area/above the eyes.....is this where you get your headaches?
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