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Plain-English orthostatic hypotension information for patients and families. What it is, why standing makes you dizzy or lightheaded, the simple steps that help - more water, a little extra salt, standing up slowly, leg-crossing and squatting - what to do during a dizzy spell, and when tablets are needed. Based on the ADC patient information sheet. Learn more at australiandizzinessclinics.com.
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