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Here goes had a fantastic day today been out driving walking everything really good lets say 95% no mild dizzyness or feeling lightheaded
but come home doing everyday things then start eating dinner and then feel abit lightheaded / dizzy is this a sympton of BPPV or not as i cant seem to see how it comes and goes as it does
im thinking did i have a virus 3 months ago and this is just the recovery phase
Ive told my doc i want a referal to a nuero otologist which he has done but im trying so self diagnose at the moment
any input would be good my fellow sufferers!!
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Terry6872737 steve93849
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steve93849 Terry6872737
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But hospital never told me it was that just BPPV
seems some day good others not so good but if i get bad days i seem to improve s day goes on ..............trouble is you dont want to go to bed because you have to start all over again sometimes in the morning if you feel foggy
Terry6872737 steve93849
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paula59 steve93849
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I had that test but Ive got the same symptoms and have been diagnosed with silent migraine. I am always dizzy when moving my head. If I lie down Im fine. Soon as I move thats it. Anxiety makes it worse. Im on medication but nothing gets rid of it. Had it over two years now without a break. Its very weird. I wish it would go. I had to give up my job as i went full time and I couldnt do it full time. Have trouble in airports, supermarkets with bright lights. It has improved a lot over the last year though when I look back. My eyes can be very painful but botox helped. On waiting list with NHS.
steve93849
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lasts about 20 mins then goes i read that is some sort of migraine
paula59 steve93849
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steve93849 paula59
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But like i say had a great day today makes u realise what your missing out on thats the problem...... so i await for the morning to see how i am then and i will let you know if its all doom and gloom ...lol
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