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If i lay on my back and lift my llegs up (i occasionally do this on a wall to stretch them) i now become dizzy and experience vertigo as well. why?
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Back: It could mean that there is a change in your blood flow or blood pressure when you do that. In some people when they stretch their neck at the same time they can get cervical or neck vertigo. Start by seeing your doctor for a good check up.
Answered 9/14/2014
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