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Old 01-05-2010, 05:25 AM #1
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Default Falling over

Im sorry if this has been covered before, but I was just wondering if any of you have had this?

This morning I got out of bed, stood up and then immediately fell back onto the bed. I didn't feel weak or dizzy just a bit surprised. I got myself up again but noticed I was walking a bit like I was drunk.

I then went around the end of the bed and accidently stood on one of the dogs paws. Luckily just as I put my foot down I managed to pull it back so I literally just brushed the dog. However the action of doing this made me fall over again (luckily onto the bed).

I then proceeded to the bathroom, clinging onto the railing for support. When I rose from the toilet I fell back again.

I am feeling a bit swimmy headed, but not dizzy.

Has anyone else experienced this? Luckily hubby is home today so if I fall he will be around to catch me! LOL If I dont injure him by landing on him!

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