Little Red Bumps From Shaving
Symptoms may include:
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Abdominal pain - Change in alert level (unconsciousness)
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Coma - Eye irritation (burning, redness, tearing)
- Headache
- Low body temperature
- Low blood pressure
- Low blood sugar
- Nausea
- Rapid heart rate
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Slowed breathing - Slurred speech
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Stupor - Throat pain
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Unable to walk in a normal manner - Urination difficulties (too much or too little urine output)
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Vomiting (may...
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