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Differential Diagnosis For Lightheadedness/giddyness/spacey: Drugs

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Drugs: next: Poisoning Agents Causes: Medication/drugs; Barbiturate Administration/Toxicity; Benzodiazepines Administration/Toxicity; Hypoglycemic/Anti-diabetic drug Administration/Toxicity/effect; Monoamine oxidase inhibitor Administration/Toxicity; Sedative drugs Administration/Toxicity; Elderberry/Elder herbal/intake; Hypoglycemia, diabetic/treatment; Arsenic trioxide (Trisenox) Administration/Toxicity; Disulfiram-like drug/Alcohol reaction; Drug induced Hypoglycemia.; Emetine (Dehydroemetine/Mebadine) Administration/Toxicity; Opiates/Narcotics Administration/Toxicity; Ipecac/Ipecacuaha Administration/Toxicity; Ketamine (Ketalar) Administration/Toxicity/abuse/intake; Sodium thiosulfate infusion/Administration/Toxicity; Monoamine oxidase inhibitor crisis; Camphor tree/camphora herbal/intake

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