Health Tip: Causes of Lightheadedness

(HealthDay News) — Feeling woozy or lightheaded is often rooted in a simple cause, says Harvard Medical School.

Common reasons for faintness include:

Dehydration.
Medication side effects.
Sudden drop in blood pressure.
Low blood sugar.

At its most serious, faintness could be a sign of heart attack or stroke. If you suspect you’re having a heart attack or stroke, seek immediate medical attention.

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Health Tip: Causes of Lightheadedness

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