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Crazy Dizziness and heaviness in my head after a nap

Can someone tell me why sometimes, after a nap, I am so dizzy and can hardly hold my head up? The only way I can get rid of this is to take another nap. Most of the time that will stop it. Sometimes it won't though.
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