Labyrinthitus / vision issues / help!?
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Started feeling dizzy about a week ago - no war pain although I do suffer from regular ear infections.
This time though my vision is kinda weird - struggling to focus and almost as if things arnt real.
Doctors said both ears were too full of wax to see and said labyrinthitus - can this cause these symptoms?
I thought a few days ago I was improving but then next minute I was in bed for 48 hours - I wouldn't describe it as dizzyness more unable to focus/loss of lucidity ?
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Sochima822 Monkey16
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Monkey16 Sochima822
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I'm 33 male.
It's the vision thing I'm struggling with most. Makin me very panicky
Sochima822 Monkey16
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Did the doctor give you any antibiotic or something for the ear infection? I don't think I would have done well without it? Did he flush the wax out of your ears? Mine did after I had a lot of wax also.
angiegirl Monkey16
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bose1414 Monkey16
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Someone in an earlier thread said to looking into Vertical Heterophoria. based on visual/ depth perception being off especially while driving . I'm going to look into this further
Hayhue Monkey16
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Literally made a post earlier saying the SAME EXACT thing! I said how things don't feel real and how I can't really focus and feel foggy/confused. You can go look! Lol
I'm glad someone else out there knows what I mean. I have no idea what it's from but I'm guessing it relates to our inner ear issues.
It makes me extremely panicky as well. It's the worst feeling!
I find if I lay down and keep my eyes closed for a while that it subsides for a little bit but it usually comes back.
eleftherio33095 Monkey16
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Eleftherios S. Papathanasiou, PhD, FEAN
Clinical Neurophysiologist
Fellow of the European Academy of Neurology
Sochima822 eleftherio33095
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So what's the prognosis doctor?
Sochima822 eleftherio33095
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If it isn't labyrinthitis, then what could be it be?
eleftherio33095 Sochima822
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Eleftherios S. Papathanasiou, PhD, FEAN
Clinical Neurophysiologist
Fellow of the European Academy of Neurology
Sochima822 eleftherio33095
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Unless we hear from the patient who said his doctor gave him the labyrinthitis diagnosis we won't know. I was diagnosed with BPPV yesterday and treated with meclizine which has helped me over the past 2 days. It's my hope to be cured by tomorrow. But these medical things always interest me.
Monkey16
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The doctor gave me anti sickness pills and some drops for the wax but that's it??. I should have said I had a full eye check at an opticians which came back absolutely fine.
eleftherio33095 Monkey16
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Eleftherios S. Papathanasiou, PhD, FEAN
Clinical Neurophysiologist
Fellow of the European Academy of Neurology
Monkey16 eleftherio33095
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i have mainly been getting on with life - business has been going great and I’m no longer stressed, however I’m still fighting something!
a few symptoms remain - still the lump in back of neck - a skin rash for a long long time in various areas which a recent course of antifungal medication has cleared (almost) terrible fatigue and still not feeling ‘back to normal’
they found vitamin D level was low (19)
a second ultrasound on neck found a very small cyst apparently but I have not yet discussed this with doctor.
an ulcerated lesion on my neck was swabbed and sent to lab and the doctors called and scheduled a telephone app tomorrow regarding that result (I should add I’ve had similar lesions on various parts of body during period of illness which have now healed) four left arm one back of neck two chest one inner thigh.
Monkey16
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Well I've just been back to the doctors and there is still massive wax build up in both ears.
Has booked me in for sringeing says this can completely throw your balance off ??
I've got some antibiotics as well just in case of infection.