I have been dizzy for a week
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I woke up 7 days ago with a sore left ear and hearing loss in the same ear. When I got out of bed I felt a bit dizzy and disorientated. I went to the doc the following day who referred me to ENT. They don't think that it is to do with my ear which I don't understand as my ear was sore and I felt my hearing had detiorated (results from hearing test showed my hearing was equal on both sides.) they have referred me to neurology and to have an MRI scan. They don't seem to know what it is. When I say dizziness it isn't classic dizziness. I've had that before with low blood pressure. It's almost a drunk feeling. I am absolutely fine when I am sitting down or lying down. It is just when I get up. It isn't severe to the point that I fall over but I need to guide myself through corridors holding onto walls and things. Does anyone have this symptom? The pain in my ear stopped after 4 days and my hearing feels normal now.
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MRI,s regularly don,t show much, they do them Mainly to rule out tumours etc. also a straight Neurologist will be more interested in your Brain function, and again from experience of seeing one myself, wasn,t much help at all. tHere is a connection with our dizzy problems and the brain, but it
involves signals and all sorts from theVestibular System, and unless they are trained in the latter they will not know how to diagnose. so if I,we're you, go through the motions, have he MRI, see the Neurologist, you might strike,lucky who,knows! tHen you say to,your GP, I need to see a Neuro Otolgist that deals with the vestibular system!! hAve a Google meanwhile
for your area for one in your local hospitals, so,you can 'suggest' To your
GP where there is one! that,s what I did as most GP,s have no idea what
they are. Crazy you have to,do their job for them,but that's How it is these
days!
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What I have learnt is that it goes when it is ready and all the interventions do not work!
It is 8 months since the very violent onset when I could not sit up or get up unaided.
I hope for others to get well too.
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