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Why do I sometimes nearly pass out?

Sometimes, when I wake up or stretch during the day, I get lightheaded and then I can’t feel most things. My eyes stay open, then black closes in and I can’t see or feel myself breathe for about 3 seconds, then it clears up, and I gasp for air. At one time I did pass out from such things, of which I fell on my computer chair, and woke up a few seconds later with an “mysterious” pain on my back because I had fallen on the chair. I take a generic form of Concerta for my ADHD and take Benadryl at night for my horrible allergies. Anyone know what’s happening? And why? Thanks, in advance.



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See, this comment is probably going to help nobody, especially you, but the same thing happens to me in the morning and I don’t know why. It actually stopped when I started drinking more water and getting more sleep. I don’t know if that helps to get rid of it, but I’m curious to know what it is too.

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I have this too. Nothing to be concerned about, it’s just because you’ve been sitting or laying around.

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Oml the same thing happens to me ;-; It seems to be really common to happen to people. Anyways… I think it may be because either you need something to eat or drink, or you sit/stand up too fast. If it happens when you have just woken up, that is most likely the cause.

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I’d go see a doctor because the next time you fall, you might fall on something sharp and give yourself a concussion and break that computer! What if you black out in the bathtub? Do you really want someone to find you naked in the tub passed out?

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It’s a head rush, you get it when your blood can’t flow in that direction fast enough.

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i used to have it when i was younger but it went away within a few years. Its pretty normal i guess, since so many people have it or have had it. Get more rest, drink lots of fluids, have a good diet, and dont get up so quickly.

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