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When I was a teen, the localized pains would vanish between a few days to a couple of weeks. Now they can become permanent. And if I get up too fast, sometimes I feel dizzy and need some seconds to return to normal.
Well, to be honest about the "if i get up too fast i get dizzy" i used to have it alot when i was a kid.. It happened after i wake up, like i used to immediately stand up with force and start walking, and that throws off my blood pressure like there's enough blood in my upper body area so in result i get dizzy, like my vision gets completely veiled, and one time i fell on my head after i fainted for 10 secs or something.. What i should've done instead is sit upright in bed for a minute or 2 then go about my day.. Same thing happened when i lay down on the sofa for too long and then get up abruptly.. Etc.
Now it doesn't happen to me that often, and that's because i know how to avoid it..
Though my case might be different to yours..
Bowie! 😍
 
Well, to be honest about the "if i get up too fast i get dizzy" i used to have it alot when i was a kid.. It happened after i wake up, like i used to immediately stand up with force and start walking, and that throws off my blood pressure like there's enough blood in my upper body area so in result i get dizzy, like my vision gets completely veiled, and one time i fell on my head after i fainted for 10 secs or something.. What i should've done instead is sit upright in bed for a minute or 2 then go about my day.. Same thing happened when i lay down on the sofa for too long and then get up abruptly.. Etc.
Now it doesn't happen to me that often, and that's because i know how to avoid it..
Though my case might be different to yours..

Bowie! 😍
Orthostatic intolerance iirc
 
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