Possible causes of waking up dizzy include dehydration, ear infections, low blood pressure, medication side effects, and more. The treatments for morning dizziness can depend on the cause. Most people ...

If you wake up feeling weak, woozy, or unsteady, it can be a sign of anything from not getting enough to drink to a medical condition like sleep apnea. Occasional mild dizziness in the morning ...

Getting the spins or seeing stars when you stand up can be scary. But can it actually signal something serious? Most of the time, feeling dizzy or lightheaded when you stand up isn’t something to ...

Why don't figure skaters get dizzy? It's a head-spinning question that's one of the most frequently googled about the sport, so we asked Olympic figure skaters, including Team USA's Karen Chen and ...

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Suddenly changing your position can cause a drop in blood pressure, which can lead to dizziness. Other causes of dizziness when standing include dehydration, certain medications, anemia, and POTS.

If you feel dizzy and lightheaded when you stand up, a simple and easy-to-perform leg maneuver may eliminate those annoying symptoms, a new study suggests. Researchers asked a small group of young ...

Feeling as if the room is spinning is fine when you’re on the teacups ride (if you enjoy that type of thing). But experiencing random dizzy spells throughout the day is nothing short of unnerving. The ...

Prolonged exposure to heat or steam can trigger a range of symptoms. You can try lowering the water temperature, sitting down, and taking these other steps if you get dizzy during or after a hot ...

When the room starts to spin, and you feel disoriented and unsteady, it is natural to wonder if a trip to the ER is necessary. Emergency room physician Jeffrey Druck, MD, weighs the crucial risk ...

Roshini Raj, MD, is Health's former magazine's medical editor and coauthor of What the Yuck?!. Board-certified in gastroenterology and internal medicine, Dr. Raj is a Clinical Associate Professor of ...