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Head Spinning While Waking Up And Going To Bed. Reason?

Hey i wanted to know why im having head spins every time i wake up in the morning or when i go to bed to sleep. It only happens when i change from standing position to sleeping position and sleeping position to standing. It has been happening from the past 1 week, firstly i thought it was a one off thing but it hasnt stopped. I dont have flue or fever and im not on any type of medication . HELP PLEASE
Mon, 18 Mar 2013
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Hi friend,
Welcome to Health Care Magic

It is postural vertigo
The body's balancing mechanism is in the inner ear. An ENT (Ear Nose Throat) specialist is the one to see. They have special tests to confirm or exclude the contribution of the ear - which probably is the case with you.

It may be from postural hypo-tension.. Did you check your BP?
It can be from anaemia – what is your haemoglobin?
Has an ECG been done?
Discuss with your doctor

Take care
Wishing speedy recovery
God bless
Good luck
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Head Spinning While Waking Up And Going To Bed. Reason?

Hi friend, Welcome to Health Care Magic It is postural vertigo The body s balancing mechanism is in the inner ear. An ENT (Ear Nose Throat) specialist is the one to see. They have special tests to confirm or exclude the contribution of the ear - which probably is the case with you. It may be from postural hypo-tension.. Did you check your BP? It can be from anaemia – what is your haemoglobin? Has an ECG been done? Discuss with your doctor Take care Wishing speedy recovery God bless Good luck