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34 yo,healthy woman.get dizzy going from laying down to standing,but then goes away.also get dizzy when bending over.not dizzy any other time.serious?
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Orthostatic: That is a symptom of orthostatic hypotension - meaning an abnormal drop of BP upon standing. This can be due to dehydration. Try drinking more fluids during the day. If it worsens or you actually pass out you should see your doctor for further tests.
Answered 12/24/2015
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