A form of hypotension in which a person’s blood pressure suddenly falls when the person stands up from a seated or recumbent position.
An abnormal decrease in blood pressure that occurs upon standing and may be associated with lightheadedness, weakness, and fainting.
Referring to the position of the body when standing up straight.
A common condition where the blood pressure drops when a person stands up suddenly, causing dizziness.
Low blood pressure when standing up suddenly, causing dizziness.
Hypotension that results from standing and is often associated with dehydration.
A sudden fall in blood pressure that occurs when the patient stands erect; this is a frequent side effect of many medications.
Hypotension occurring when a person assumes an upright position after getting up from a bed or chair.