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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello, this is generally related to orthostatic hypotension, or vagus nerve excitation. Usually this situation is fine. In the future, you should pay attention to getting up slowly, not suddenly. If this condition recurs, you can go to the neurology department of the hospital.
1 All this is a normal phenomenon, which means that your metabolism is very fast, and after a long time, you will develop such a habit, so over time, your biological clock when you get up in the middle of the night to go to the toilet is almost formed.
Either you go to bed too early or you just need to adjust your routine. >>>More
It is not directly related to diet, and in this case, you are either under great psychological pressure that affects your sleep, or there are still certain problems with some aspect of the body's organs. If it can be alleviated in the short term, it will not be a big problem, so pay attention to it.
Because you just woke up, and when your left leg hit the ground, you didn't use any energy, right? It's like if you just get up and go and you go and you can't unscrew the cap of a Coke bottle.
First of all, this has nothing to do with bad luck. Maybe it's not just a matter of drinking, are you on an empty stomach and don't have anything in your stomach? I have this phenomenon every year, most of them are when I sit in the car, I feel my head is a little floating, and then my eyes are slowly black, I have to get off, and when I arrive at the station, I quickly sit on the side of the road, my eyes are dark, my body is soft, and my back is wet. >>>More