Acute osteomyelitis refers to an infection which develops and peaks over a relatively short period of time. In children, acute osteomyelitis usually presents itself as pain in the affected bone, tenderness to pressure over the infected area, fever and chills.
Lotkowski said dizziness is also compared to feeling faint or lightheaded, and may be accompanied by nausea and skin clamminess. A drop in blood pressure which can occur after sitting up or standing too quickly could cause this, as well as inadequate output of blood from the heart.
Lightheadedness-Feeling lightheaded now and again is pretty common. Usually it is not caused by a serious problem. What causes dizzy spells in the case of lightheadedness is often a drop in blood pressure and blood flow to the head from standing up too quickly after lying down or sitting. This is called orthostatic hypotension. There are many other causes of dizzy spells of this type, such as: