why I'm dizzy seat up in bed could it be a sore neck?
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Are you taking drugs or drinking heavily.  That could cause it.\n\nCoach
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It seems as though you have strained your neck muscles as well as subluxating your cervical vertebrae. This will take soe time to heal as s muscle strain involves the tendons. The tendons are avascular meaning without blood vessels.  As such there is no exchange of nutrients and wastes making it take longer to heal. As time passes it should get better and the pain and nausea will pass altogether. I have had this happen to me and my clients before in almost the same way.  Were you undergoing some serious stress during that time that you slept incorrectly?  I ask as it would seem to be the common denominator.  Good luck and don't do anything strenuous that would involve your neck or it will exacerbate the original injury.  Oh, btw, when the swelling completely subsides, may I suggest a series of massages to prevent any future spasms or flare ups?  It helps!
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Because your dizzy and dizzyness makes you get a stoumach ache.
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yes. the dizziness causes blackouts . not spondilytis itself
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i would see a doc about it  it could be motion sickness if your going rough and fast too long
338758
Sounds a bit like restless leg syndrome\nsee a doctor.. it could be something serious. and you not going could really mess you up.
51984
Dizzyness can be caused be many things.  One of the most common is low blood surgar, the other is being anemic.  If you are passing out completely is could be a seizure.  It sounds like you might just have low blood sugar or could be anemic you should ask your doctor about the symptoms and they can give you a better answer.
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You might have a pinched nerve in your neck.  Go see a chiropractor.
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I was wondering if it could be an inner ear infection since that would affect balance, but you say you've been to the ear doctor. All those tests and they can't find anything?\n\nA lady I know told me she had vertigo, which causes dizziness and loss of balance, but it seemed like there wasn't any effective treatment for it.  I just did a search on vertigo and came up with this, maybe it will help you:\nhttp://www.drdaveanddee.com/dizziness.html
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unhealthy working positions or maybe its the pillow. go to do lots of neck exercise.
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The most common reason for lightheadedness when you sit up or stand up is that not enough time was allowed for the blood to reach your head.  The next question though, is why are you feeling that way now and maybe your weren't before.  Things to consider are whether you started any new medications recently, suffered any injuries, have gone through any dramatic life changes, etc.  If it persists, then I believe conventional wisdom would be to consult with your family physician.  As a safety measure, when you suddenly sit up....pause for a few seconds before actually standing up and walking.  Give blood a chance to get circulating.
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Hypoglycemia (low blood sugar)\n\nHypovolemia (low fluid in the body)\n\nMini stroke ( transient ischemic attack)\n\nHeart problem ( arrythmia, pounding heart)\n\nThyroid problem ( hyperthyroidism)\n\nEar problem ( vestibulitis)\n\nVitamin deficiency and Anemia ( Iron defeciency)\n\nAny of these could cause dizziness, plz meet ur Dr.
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Only your physician can make an accurate diagnoses but if I take a guess I would urge you to check your pillow.  Does the headache end when you get up?  This might be because of wrong pillow height.  Also do you have arthritis in your neck?  That can be another source and can usually be helped by finding the best sleeping position for you.  As I said these are only guesses and if it persists I urge you to see your physician.
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You could have poped it, or strained it. If you have allergies, this can be a sign. You may have tortacolous or something more serious, so if it lasts more than three days or comes back, you should see a doctor. Alive or Tylonol works for neck pain. Good Luck.
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Could be restless leg syndrome. I would ask a doctor.
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Something very simple that can cause you to be dizzy is an inner ear infection or wax build up in the ear.  I have an over active wax maker and when I get too much it causes pressure on the inner ear and makes an unbalanced situation.  It will really make you dizzy to the point of falling sometimes.  Have your health practitioner check your ears.
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If you have really tense neck muscles, this can cause  blockage. Sometimes related to ear aches.