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Is Vertigo an unspecified disease, or does something change in the brain??
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Posted , 6 users are following.
Is Vertigo an unspecified disease, or does something change in the brain??
1 like, 18 replies
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kathie37110 jacqueline01135
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jacqueline01135 rita52071
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a quick departure
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jacqueline01135 rita52071
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if G P's don't care
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arria jacqueline01135
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Vestibular disorders are difficult to diagnose. It is common for a patient to consult 4 or more physicians over a period several years before receiving an accurate diagnosis.
All of these have roots in scrambled messages from ear/balance centers to the brain. The brain can compensate for some.
jacqueline01135 arria
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My G.P seems totally unconcerned and can't decide if it is Vertigo
or Meniere's gave me a med that made my lips swell.. so I stopped
taking them
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ursulaedwards jacqueline01135
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I find this forum very helpful hearing experiances of other people with Vestibular Neuritis. At times I feel that I am going crazy because I feel so unwell with diziness, a trembling pressure in my head and nausea. No doctor really can help but they all assure me that all patients eventually do get better with time. After nearly two years of suffering from this my anxiety is getting worse. I have psychosomatic pains and Irritated bowl syndrom (my medical tests all show that I am healthy) and at times I struggle to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I am a little hopful that most people that participate in this forum have had the symptomps for less than two to three years suggesting that in does eventually get better for a majority of people. It would be great to hear a few more positive stories from patients that have recovered. The VRT exercises do help I find. I started to drink more water, especially when I feel very bad and it helps. Fennel tea helps me with digestion and nausea. Being positive helps (but that is very difficult) as I feel the VN activates anxiety and more anxiety activates the dizziness. I think in your case it is of great importance to find a doctor that you trust and that he understands your symptoms.
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