Anxiety and being tired makes it worse
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I was diagnosed with Labyrinthitis recently (not by a specialist yet) and I was wondering if anyone else with inner ear disorders notices that their dizziness gets worse with stress, anxiety and or being tired?
I have horrendous anxiety and was wondering if anyone noticed the same thing. I think it’s pretty common because being dizzy is such a scary thing especially when it’s chronic.
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anne05078 Sydney1997
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Very distressing problem and I feel for you. fortunately, never suffered from it and hope I never will. Sometimes slight lightheaded experienced from Eustachian Tube Dysfunction.
Anne
Sydney1997 anne05078
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Then I got a cold this December and 4 days later I got dizzy again, which is why I do kinda believe the Labyrinthitis diagnosis because that’s usually how people get it. I just don’t think it’s a coincidence that my cold and dizziness linked up, which is making my anxiety better, but little things happen every day that freak me out and make me think “BRAIN TUMOR”
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anne05078 Sydney1997
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Yes, that's happened to me. Please try and stop getting anxious as it will make
matters so much worse. I do feel for you , truly I do, but where did worry get
any of us....NO WHERE !!
anne05078
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Forgot to say, that's the air that's un-equalised that causes us to hear our own voices and heart beats too.
anne05078
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terrie27149 Sydney1997
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Sydney, I do that same thing. It's lie my ears stop up or something and I notice sounds fading but then returning..I have even like heard like a door slamming in my head. All the time at nite whole trying to sleep, it sounds like something firing off in my head. Does that make sense? Like firecracker duds or something. Knocks and bumps in my head. Ent told me to hold nose and breathe out like 20 x a day that it's probably eustation tube..but I don't know..it's so weird..my head buzzes all the time and now at nite my whole body (feels) like it buzzes as well..weird, weird symptoms. For alot more where those come from too..
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anne05078 terrie27149
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Labyrithitis is typically associated with Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. You may need to see
a Osteopath or Physiotherapist as it could be your Vestibular Neuritis Nerve. Sometimes
to help with the dizzyness Valium or even antihistamines are prescribed.
t can take as long as 3 weeks for it to settle down.
Hope you feel better soon as this is a horrible condition.
Anne
terrie27149 anne05078
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Thank you Anne. .what is the vestibular nerve? You mentioning chronic fatique, I have been tired alot. Don't want to do much at all anymore. It's like a major case of the lazys. Not sure if it's severe tho..I can still do..I work etc. I also have like a feeling of a buzzing n all ovr my body when mostly I'm trying to rest at nite..like my whole body feels like it's buzzing and in my head too. I feel so weird at times.
terrie27149 Sydney1997
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Sydney1997 terrie27149
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I have an ENT appointment tomorrow so I guess I shall see if she also agrees with that diagnosis.
anne05078 Sydney1997
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What's BPPV ??
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