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Q: collapse when getting up

asked by: WomanFalling on August 24th, 2008

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So for the past I would say 6 months I collapse at least 3 times a week when getting up. It's weird because I don't feel like I get up too quickly but maybe I do. But, when I get up my legs give out and I collapse. I don't feel dizzy but my head hurts a little before I fall. What is wrong? Could it just be getting up too quickly>? I have no idea.

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nurse_sarah

replied on August 24th, 2008

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Thats not good at all, I would highly recommend you go and see your GP just in case there is anything underlying. I think you should have seen a health professional before now, especially if this has been happening for 6 months!!!

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WomanFalling

replied on August 24th, 2008

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yeah I decided to make an appointment I just realized though I put this question under the wrong category I am not pregnant!

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