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Is it normal that i feel dizziness when i stand up fast?
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Yes: Many experience dizziness when rising quickly from sitting/squatting position. May be more pronounced when dehydrated, anemic, taking certain medications like beta-blockers. Stand up slowly allowing body to adjust, thus avoiding dizziness.
Answered 1/24/2014
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