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A member asked:
My heartbeat goes up by 20 beats from laying to standing with lightheadedness. does this sound abnormal?
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It might be.: You are describing classic orthostatic changes that often cause lightheadedness or fainting. I would see your doctor of a complete physical examination.
Answered 2/10/2014
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