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When i wake up every morning my eyes get darker and i cant see fir a few seconds.what should i do?
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See your provider: If your symptoms are happening before you get out of bed then you need to see your health care provider. If the symptoms happen when you first get out of bed then they are likely an effect of getting up too fast from a lying down position. Please stay hydrated and check with your health care provider if it persists or worsens.
Answered 8/14/2014
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