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All's well that ends well!

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He diagnosed weakness consecutive to a great tiredness. I had not been feeling well for two days. Back home, I took a pill of painkiller. I had dizziness and suffered from painful headhache. My husband panicked, and took me to the emergency service. He prescribed a treatment and reassured us. I went to the chemist's with my prescription. Today, I feel better! All's well that ends well! There, a physician asked me my medical history. He examined me, listened to my chest.