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Everytime i go from standing to laying down i get dizzy or from standing to squatting. i be feeling like im bout to pass out. what causing it.?
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Several items: Low blood pressure postural drop called postural hypotension usually from lying to standing - or sitting to standing. Slow pulse called bradycardia heart block, anemia, etc can be part. It is significant enough to seek an exam , and complete history , and some testing.
Answered 10/12/2013
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