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Let the doctor know if you or anyone in your family has bipolar disorder (manic-depressive) or has tried to commit suicide. Do not suddenly stop taking this ...
Blurry vision; Weakness; Fainting (syncope); Confusion. When to see a doctor ... Losing consciousness, even for just a few seconds, is serious. It requires ...
... sudden loss of consciousness. These may be ... loss of vision; muscle cramps, spasms, pain ... hearing loss; inflammation of the joints; loss or thinning of the ...
Trouble breathing. Fainting or seizures. Trouble with the eyes or ears, such as double vision or a sudden change in hearing. Confusion or slurred speech.
... eyesight as possible and preventing further deterioration of your vision. And if you need help dealing with vision loss, Mayo's low vision experts work with ...
Symptoms may include: Vision changes such as blurry vision, double vision or vision loss. Headache. Dizziness. Ringing in the ears. Sudden hearing ...
Sudden numbness or weakness in the arms or legs. Trouble speaking. Slurred speech. Sudden or temporary loss of vision in one eye. Drooping face muscles ...
Loss of movement and feeling in one part of the ... Vision problems. This may include losing part of ... Numbness, tingling or sudden pain. Memory ...
If you experience sudden loss of vision in one or both eyes, contact your doctor immediately. If you experience a prolonged erection for more than 4 hours ...
Also tell the doctor if you have sudden ... sudden loss of consciousness, or loss of bladder control. ... blurred vision; changes in menstrual periods; chest ...
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