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By jini28 | Nov 15, 2010

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Dizziness

Hi
I tend to get dizziness whenever i stare at moving objects for eg . moving vehicles, watching a match of tennis etc...Why is it so ? is it something serious? Also my eye power is high....

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AMO

Nov 16, 2010

hi jini28

how are you feeling today?
have you been seen by any doctors? a pcp would be a good star t
there are so many things that can caan use dizziness.

keeep in touch
I hope you feel better soson

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