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Dizziness while lying down and waking up
Dizziness in the head while lying down in bed and when waking up from bed. Also, happening when turning left while lying down. What can be the most probable problem?
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Seems to be problem related to Inner ear
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Kindly contact an ENT SURGEON
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1) you need to check your blood pressure
2) clarity on if it is dizziness or vertigo
3) treatment accordingly
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do a physical consultation with a physician and check the blood pressure
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Dr. Aman Gangwani
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Kanpur
It could just be postural hypotension
Chart your blood pressure 3-4 times a day
Next Steps
If it is low just keep your self well hydrated
You can consume electral / coconut water
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If experiencing heaviness in ear / vertigo consult for further management
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