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Lately when i get to moving around a lot i get hot and dizzy and feel like i'm about to pass out what could cause this?
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Dehydration: The most common cause of dizziness or lightheaded is dehydration. Keep hydrated. Dehydration can also cause blood salts (electrolytes) to get abnormal. Abnormal electrolytes can cause heartbeat abnormalities.
Answered 7/24/2013
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