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There can be various causes to a malaise, from the slightest like an [[emotion]] (causing [[vagal response]]) or hunger (light[[hypoglycemia]]) to the most serious ([[cancer]], [[cerebrovascular accident]], [[internal bleeding]] etc.). | There can be various causes to a malaise, from the slightest like an [[emotion]] (causing [[vagal response]]) or hunger (light[[hypoglycemia]]) to the most serious ([[cancer]], [[cerebrovascular accident]], [[internal bleeding]] etc.). | ||
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Overview
There can be various causes to a malaise, from the slightest like an emotion (causing vagal response) or hunger (lighthypoglycemia) to the most serious (cancer, cerebrovascular accident, internal bleeding etc.).
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