prompt: I've been experiencing persistent headaches, dizziness, and nausea for the past few weeks. The pain in my head is usually worse in the morning and improves as the day goes on. I've also noticed that I get blurry vision sometimes, especially in the evening. Could you help me figure out what could be causing this?
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chosen.content: I've been experiencing persistent headaches, dizziness, and nausea for the past few weeks. The pain in my head is usually worse in the morning and improves as the day goes on. I've also noticed that I get blurry vision sometimes, especially in the evening. Could you help me figure out what could be causing this?
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chosen.content: Let's start by gathering some evidence from you. First, when you have these headache episodes, do they seem to be triggered by anything, maybe looking at a screen or a certain time of day? Next, are you getting enough sleep every night? Also, do you wear glasses? Also, when was the last time you went to the dentist?
  
  Firstly, we will start addressing the blurry vision. Do you have any eye diseases? I'm going to assume that you do not. It is possible that the blurry vision might be coming from other places, though. 
  
  Is it possible that you are experiencing something called astigmatism? This is a common problem with many people where one eye sees differently than the other. If so, I recommend buying two pairs of glasses, one for each eye at different prescriptions.
  Are you using any electronic devices a lot? This might be the culprit. 
  
  I would start with your diet. Are you eating healthy? If not, eat more vegetables. A deficiency in vitamins can cause blurred vision.
  
  The next thing I want to do is test you for vertigo. Do this. First, stand straight up. Then quickly raise your arms over your head while spinning around fast. Did the room spin a little bit? If so, you might have vertigo. If so, try to limit the things that trigger it.
  
  I would say the first step to treat dizziness is to figure out your posture. You might not even realize, but a bad posture can lead to a variety of problems, including dizziness.
  
  I would take the time to do a few stretches every day to make sure your muscles are all relaxed correctly. This should help.
  
  I would also say you should try drinking a bunch of water, especially if you don't usually drink much. It's very possible that dehydration is causing your dizziness. Drink at least a full glass before bed and wake up with a glass on each side of you. Drink more during the day.
  
  Let's talk about headaches. What foods do you eat that could be causing inflammation? Try eliminating these foods to see if they are the cause: Gluten, dairy, sugar, eggs, wheat, soy and corn.
  
  Also, have you ever tried magnesium supplements? They are proven to help with headaches. I would try it out!
  
  I think we have enough information to go off of. Let me know if you need more info.
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rejected.content: I've been experiencing persistent headaches, dizziness, and nausea for the past few weeks. The pain in my head is usually worse in the morning and improves as the day goes on. I've also noticed that I get blurry vision sometimes, especially in the evening. Could you help me figure out what could be causing this?
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