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I get short dizzy spells when getting up too fast from a laying position only, orthostatic htn maybe? or maybe just getting old?
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Watch it: If it happens once in a while it's no big deal. Make sure you are well hydrated. If it happens a lot, I would see a doctor.
Answered 3/16/2016
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