Also make sure your pcp adjusts your htn rx as you lose ( if you are on it). That can cause dizziness if your dies isn't adjusted as your body changes. Hope you feel better.

I am experiencing this! To the point of feeling sick to my stomached. Before I had surgery I experienced this also but was told it was an inner ear thing and I was given some movements to do and it went away. I just assumed it was the same ear thing and it had come back.....I have done the movements doc suggested last time and this time they are not helping . Now I think I'm going to make another doc app to get to the bottom of all this please message me if you find anything out and I will to you also.

I have had problems with vertigo in the past and have exercises that help relocate the crystals in the inner ear. It seems like I do this a couple times a year. I did these a couple days after the patch came off without any relief. I asked my Dr. about this and he said it is normal and will go away. I didn't ask him why this happens, but will next time I see him (I sometimes forget to ask why). I haven't been able to finish all my water everyday and am trying to, as the bariatric nurse that runs our FB page said keeping up with that will help. Just glad to hear that others have had this happen. I haven't heard anyone talk about it.

Originally Posted by Gordita

Also make sure your pcp adjusts your htn rx as you lose ( if you are on it). That can cause dizziness if your dies isn't adjusted as your body changes. Hope you feel better.

Not sure what pcp and htn mean.

i get really light headed when bending over. It's really odd.

PCP= primary care physician HTN= hypertension.

oh lord, just reread my comment. also in same message, RX (pills) was autocorrected to "dies". sorry about my cryptic message. I just meant blood pressure pills and dosage can sometimes be the culprit. not sure why i made it so complicated! : ) hugs-gordita