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Whats the causes of feeling off balance and feeling like youre falling over when walking up the stairs?
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Feeling off-balance can be a mild form of vertigo, which has many causes. Standing up suddenly can cause a brief spell of unsteadiness. Head movement such as looking up while turning your head can also trigger vertigo. If the symptoms are bothersome and recurring, an ENT (Otolaryngologist) can help. Or choose a virtual primary care physician on HealthTap who can help you with all health concerns.
Answered 10/14/2022
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