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Eye black out
I was in fever with severe headache. Now I am okay. It was about 4days. In the third day, I faced black out of my eyes for few seconds while having dinner. Now after 5
Seconds it became okay. I was on Azithromycin for 5 days as my doctor advised. I didn't care that at that time.
Now the matter is 8 years ago I also had same problem during fever. Eye black out in bathroom for five seconds.
Now my question is, should I be about this matter?
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Don't worry...
It is only a single episode... Monitor your health.
If such episodes recur, tests will be needed.
Try to avoid driving for now.
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Consult online if needed
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Dr. Saurabh Tripathi
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Kanpur
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