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Almost every substance makes me dizzy

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tom67112
tom67112

Hello!

I don‘t know why I‘m often feeling dizzy, sometimes even vertigo.

It‘s kind of a woozy, light-headed, fuzzy feeling.    

Since a week, I take ginkgo supplements to improve cerebral blood flow so maybe that helps a bit.

But I still get kind of a woozy feeling, especially after drinking coffee.   On some days that doesn’t happen, but it’s weird that coffee triggers this drunk feeling.  

   10 minutes after drinking an energy drink I feel weak, yawn a lot and like being sick.

Weed gave me that feeling but 1000x worse, like I feel dying.

Alcohol makes me feel drunk with small amounts but that’s an thing I can understand because I don’t drink booze often.

What could be the reason for this? 

I don’t want to go to doctors all the time.  They don’t do anything for this.

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  • tom67112
    tom67112

    Posted

    it feels like a hangover, like I drank much the day before even though I didn’t.

    Right now I feel this thing.   In the morning I drank coffee and then felt slightly woozy but I thought that’s only the lack of sleep.  Now I’m sitting in a bus and have this vomit feeling and at every turn I have the same feeling I had a month ago while sitting in a bus and being drunk.    That was awful.   Now it’s not that bad but I feel these sensations through my body.

    • biliarydyskines
      biliarydyskines tom67112

      Posted

      did you rule out you dont have any indigestion issues like gastrits,acid reflux, ulcer or gallbladder issues? how good is your digestion? do you feel bloated and burping ?

      if you are digestion is very good , then probably  we have ruled out it is not due to digestion. There is a physcial therapy excercise for Vertigo which will help. But you need to rule out other possibiliies by doing MRI scan for the brian,ecg ,ekg .

  • Runwildmoonchld
    Runwildmoonchld tom67112

    Posted

    You must have a vestibular issue. All those things affect the vestibular. See an ENT
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