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Why do i get dizzy when getting up from a squating postion i only squating for like 5 minutes at the most . and then when i get up i feel real dizzy?
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Normal: This is normal with abrupt changes in position, you may be dehydrated, drink a lot of fluids and try to move slower.
Answered 2/3/2013
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