A normal resting ECG cannot capture every standing-related change
The key may be how heart rate and blood pressure respond over time after rising, not a one-time ECG.
Several explanations may be worth exploring
- Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndromeExcessive sustained heart-rate rise on standing can cause dizziness without a resting ECG abnormality.
- Orthostatic hypotensionA blood-pressure fall on standing can produce overlapping symptoms.
- Medication or dehydration effectDiuretics, stimulants, fever or poor fluid intake may change positional symptoms.
- Post-viral autonomic disturbanceAutonomic symptoms can follow illness, though the history and examination must support the link.