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Question
29 Jul 2008
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Not sleeping....
Hi Doc,
I did not sleep well for 2 nights in a row. Last night I was very tired. I went to bed early, but before I fell asleep I felt very dizzy. Can lack of sleep cause dzziness? I slept well last night and feel fine this morning.
Thank you for your time.
I did not sleep well for 2 nights in a row. Last night I was very tired. I went to bed early, but before I fell asleep I felt very dizzy. Can lack of sleep cause dzziness? I slept well last night and feel fine this morning.
Thank you for your time.
CyberDoc
Hi Susie
No, lack of sleep usually does not cause dizziness.
Dr Bets
No, lack of sleep usually does not cause dizziness.
Dr Bets
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