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What Causes Persistent Dizziness Feelings In A Child?

my 6 year old daughter woke up this morning saying she felt dizzy. she acted fine so i sent her to school. now again before bed she said she felt dizzy. i guess there were a few times at school she had the dizzy feeling but it never slowed her down. any suggestions? she is almost 7, 43 lbs. and not sure of her height. she is on the smaller side.
Wed, 30 Nov 2016
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Hello. Sudden dizziness in a child can be due to various reasons. Common of which include hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), hypotension(low B.P) and vertigo due to any auditory causes. Ensure that she eats on time. Skipping meals should be avoided. Please get her blood pressure checked once. Your description of the events does not suggest a seizure. So please do not worry.
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What Causes Persistent Dizziness Feelings In A Child?

Hello. Sudden dizziness in a child can be due to various reasons. Common of which include hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), hypotension(low B.P) and vertigo due to any auditory causes. Ensure that she eats on time. Skipping meals should be avoided. Please get her blood pressure checked once. Your description of the events does not suggest a seizure. So please do not worry.