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When standing or sometimes stepping up from a step i lose my balance?
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More info needed: If you are on any medication, as a blood pressure med, you may need to have your dose adjusted if you get dizzy. You need to see your doctor and be checked carefully, Do you have any diziness or visual or hearing issues also. Please do not take chances, be seen and discuss with your doctor.
Answered 8/26/2014
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