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Could occasionally seeing spots, dizziness and being light headed upon standing or looking directly up be a sign of dehydration?
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Dehydration. : Well there certainly are other things this could be (which would be elucidated by physical examination and some relevant directed testing), the symptoms as described could certainly be due to dehydration.
Answered 11/28/2017
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