Dizziness in Parkinsonism can be caused by medications, low blood pressure, or balance issues. To help limit dizziness:

1. Review medications with a doctor, as some may cause dizziness
2. Stand up slowly to avoid sudden drops in blood pressure.
3. Stay hydrated and eat small, frequent meals.
4. Consider physical therapy Show Full Answer

Dizziness in Parkinsonism can be caused by medications, low blood pressure, or balance issues. To help limit dizziness:

1. Review medications with a doctor, as some may cause dizziness.
2. Stand up slowly to avoid sudden drops in blood pressure.
3. Stay hydrated and eat small, frequent meals.
4. Consider physical therapy or balance exercises.
5. Medications like Northera (droxidopa) may help with dizziness from low blood pressure.

Always consult your husband's doctor for personalized advice.

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