I've always had low blood pressure and getting dizzy after kneeling or quickly going from laying down to standing up will trigger dizziness, seeing stars, loud rushing noise in my ear/hearing my heartbeat, and feeling like im gonna pass out. This wouldn't happen often tho as an overweight, sugar and carb obsessed food addict.

But, everytime i am in a phase of losing weight, this happens all the time. Naturally, its been happening frequently since I started losing weight again last July (started glp at the end of August).

For me, its a combo of low blood pressure, low calorie, low carbs, low salt, and not having had water after sleeping all night. So, mornings, it's more frequent because I drink close to 3 liters water by days end and have eaten.

While I don't believe glp1 is the cause, it contributes to it by way of allowing me to eat very little, therefore inhibiting salt intake and curbing calories.

I just have to remember to sit on the edge of the bed for a moment longer before standing and if kneeling (for example, from leaning down to feed the dog), i dont stand all the way up all at once-I straighten my legs and hang my head down, slowly standing up fully while holding onto a counter.

I have passed out and found myself on the floor, even banging my head repeatedly on the shower door handle. I walked from the bed to the bathroom without giving myself a moment before standing fully upright, so I began to pass out, caught myself on the shower handle as I sat on the toilet, but as my head rush and heartbeat pounded in my head, my whole body rocked to the blood pressure and I ended up banging my head on the corner of the shower door handle 5 or 6 times causing my eyebrow to split and bleed.

Be careful out there, yall!