Any doctors?
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Any doctors?
Basically, I feel 'spaced out' ..... if i lie down I get an awful dizziness occur, same when I stand up (i have to hold on to something quickly or land on my ***). I can simply be lieing there and roll my head slightly and i get the same dizziness throughout my whole head.
Any advice welcome......... I have called my docs and simply got an answer machine message
Any advice welcome......... I have called my docs and simply got an answer machine message
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Possibly an inner ear infection mate. You don't have to catch them via swimming. Make an app with the drs asap to get it checked out, chances are some antibiotics will sort it.
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apparently the little semi-cicular rubes which help you balance can get blocked by debris, hence loosing your sense of balance.
I get it when I wake up - I think having rolled over too quickly
There's a move doctors can do to clear it if it doesn't go away
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Sounds like ears
The doc may check your blood pressure and check for postural hypotension as well but it doesn't sound like it from what yuor describing.
The doc may check your blood pressure and check for postural hypotension as well but it doesn't sound like it from what yuor describing.
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Likely to be this......I have it from time to time
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) - information, symptoms and treatment
I had multiple investigations and was offered an inner ear ablation but turned it down. Some people claim to be able to cure it by certain movements of the head LOL
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Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) - information, symptoms and treatment
I had multiple investigations and was offered an inner ear ablation but turned it down. Some people claim to be able to cure it by certain movements of the head LOL
Shaun
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yes i am, i usually prescribe an antisickness med that goes under the top lip,
last think you want when vomiting with labyrinthitis is a tablet that'll come straight back up again.
cheers matt.
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Basically, I feel 'spaced out' ..... if i lie down I get an awful dizziness occur, same when I stand up (i have to hold on to something quickly or land on my ***). I can simply be lieing there and roll my head slightly and i get the same dizziness throughout my whole head.
Any advice welcome......... I have called my docs and simply got an answer machine message
Any advice welcome......... I have called my docs and simply got an answer machine message
"youve drunk toooooooo mutch" lol
as the rest said, its the sensory bit from your inner ears casing the problem
mart
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