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Dizziness, Sleepy, Headaches, Loss Of Control Over Speech. Cause Of Concern?

hi im 38 years old female, ive been feeling really dizzy, sick, lifeless, sleepy. Im also suffering from really bad headaches and recently when it comes to afternoon something happens to me and im stating to kind of loosing control of my speech. ive been to see a doctor but he jus said that i need some more sleep, could it be something serious?
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1. loosing control of speech [higher function] with bad headaches and feeling dizzy,sleepy: check with a Medicine Specialist or a Neurologist regarding detailed Neurological Examination who might order CT-Head Brain to diagnose any underlying pathology.

PS: slurred speech is usually accompanied by loosing control over bladder, so if this is the case with you, seek immediate medical attention.
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Dizziness, Sleepy, Headaches, Loss Of Control Over Speech. Cause Of Concern?

** 1. loosing control of speech [higher function] with bad headaches and feeling dizzy,sleepy: check with a Medicine Specialist or a Neurologist regarding detailed Neurological Examination who might order CT-Head Brain to diagnose any underlying pathology. PS: slurred speech is usually accompanied by loosing control over bladder, so if this is the case with you, seek immediate medical attention.