After waking up in a hurry, I feel faint when I go to the toilet, what is going on? What to look out

Transient hypotension in the morning, no big deal. In the future, you can wake up and lie down for a few minutes, then sit up slowly, sit quietly for 3 minutes, and then get up again, and you will be fine.

This has nothing to do with whether you get up in the morning, it is mainly related to your sleep and rest, and you mention going to the toilet, it is also very important, during the rest, your bladder accumulates a lot of urine, and when you get up and go to the toilet, the urine is suddenly discharged, which will instantly reduce the pressure in the abdomen, resulting in changes in the pressure of the abdominal aorta, which in turn reduces the cerebral blood supply, which in turn leads to dizziness.

(1) That's a sign of a lack of oxygen to the brain! After a few seconds, the vertigo will go away! This is something that everyone has, after squatting on the ground for a long time, the brain will instantly become bloody and oxygen-free when he stands up violently!

It will slowly recover in seconds! If you are old or have a blood-holding person, you may faint!

2) It's also possible that you have blood screening.

...Haven't you woken up yet?

Most people are sluggish for about 1 minute after waking up. It should be normal.

Because your blood pressure is a little high, you should pay attention when you wake up in the morning, you should sit quietly for three minutes before getting out of bed, otherwise, the consequences will be serious. The most serious is a cerebral hemorrhage.

It should be called urinary syncope, and you should ask your doctor for details.

It is transient cerebral ischemia, which is caused by a slowdown in the heart rate and a decrease in cardiac output when lying down or sleeping, and suddenly the head is at a high level, and the heart cannot immediately adapt to the change in pressure, resulting in insufficient blood supply to the brain.