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Dizzy spells not the room spinning but i'm swaying staggering. not dizzy laying down. alway accompanied by sudden frequent urination. last few hours?
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Orthostasis: This is a phenomenon called orthostasis. It is very common and usually related to blood volume status. The reason you are having this is the unclear part and what a doctor can help you with. When lying flat the body produces more urine which will worsen your symptoms Try doing 5 toe raises when you feel the symptoms to raise your blood pressure and put 3 pillows behind your head when you lie
Answered 8/23/2019
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