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What can cause blackouts after getting up quickly?
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Vertigo ?: Sudden blackouts on getting up quickly could be from sudden drop of blood pressure , or middle ear infection. To start with these two common causes should be ruled out. Then look for other causes, vascular disease, heart disease, brain pathology.
Answered 10/28/2016
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