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Dizziness, Low Blood Pressure, Tired. How Can I Make Them Stop?

I have been getting head spins when I stand up, my blood pressure is usually a bit low causing minor head spins but for the last 24 hours they have been very frequent and are getting quite severe & almost painful. I have tired eating a meal, lollies and drinking plenty of water. Any ideas how I can make them stop or at least not so severe?
Wed, 12 Dec 2012
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hi there, these frequent reeling sensation is not a good sign and you need to visit a doctor to check out the cause for the same. Get a thorough medical exam and blood workup done to get to the cause of the condition. It can range from anything as simple as anemia to some thing as serious as brain tumor and so you should not assume that it is due to low BP. Get a diagnosis on your condition and then get it treated. Take care.
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Dizziness, Low Blood Pressure, Tired. How Can I Make Them Stop?

hi there, these frequent reeling sensation is not a good sign and you need to visit a doctor to check out the cause for the same. Get a thorough medical exam and blood workup done to get to the cause of the condition. It can range from anything as simple as anemia to some thing as serious as brain tumor and so you should not assume that it is due to low BP. Get a diagnosis on your condition and then get it treated. Take care.