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I get lightheaded if i squat or am head down for more than a few seconds should i see a doctor about this or is it just something i have to put up?
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Orthostatic: This is common. Check your blood pressure sitting and standing. Add salt to your food. Exercise your legs. Stop coffee and alcohol. Don't take seudafed. That should help you alot.
Answered 4/8/2013
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