my daughter bn dizzy&had blurry vision wot cn i do

She says its like a rotating swaying feeling shes had an eye test&optomatrist said that thats not where the priblem is she hasnt had a audiometry or a calorics wot r they shes seeing a specialist&he said that hes done all the tests that could b cozing her dizziness

I am sorry, but I have not understood your message. Please take your time and list all the findings that you have on seperate lines.

Thank you.

Sorry im new at this it my first time

Her dizziness feels like shes rotating&swaying

Her vision is only blurry when she tries to read or write

She has had a ct scan,a mri test&blood&urine test she also had this other test i just cant think of the name of it but it was2find out if it had anything to do with her middle ear but all tests came back clear

She needs to do tests to see if there is a problem with her INNER ear.  Calorics need to be done, and poor tone audiometry.  You need to find a physician (either a neurotologist or ENT specialist with an interest in neurotology) that will give your daughter a full eye movement clinical examination.  It sounds like your daughter has a vestibular problem, but you need to see the right physician.

There is also the possibility at this age that your daughter may be overinterpreting what she is seeing in the environment.  But again, you need someone with experience to determine this, the same specialities as noted above.

Eleftherios S. Papathanasiou, PhD, FEAN

Clinical Neurophysiologist

Fellow of the European Academy of Neurology

What is a calorics&audiometry exactly&how do i get onto the right neurotologist or ent do i take her2a gp&get a refferral what i did when this started is took her to the emergentcy department they admitted her3times in the first3weekswhat i did&she seen the specialist in there&1s since she got out she doesnt see him fot another6weeks but i think hes just a children specialist&doesnt specialise in just1area

Also would u mind explaining what vestibular means please

Listen to eleftherio33095.  That individual knows what he or she is talking about.  I have vestibular neuritis and have all the same symptoms as your daughter.  It's an inner ear problem (vestibular system) that controls balance.  She probably had damage to her vestibular nerve and it's wreaking havoc on her entire eye coordination and balance system.  She needs to start Vestibular Rehab Therapy.  It's the only thing that seems to work.  

Yeh i wil but do i get a referrel from my gp to get her into see a neurotologist the thing that makes me angry is the children specialist done a vertigo test on her&said her middle ear was fine he told me that no other test can show them your middle ear

Calorics: Warm/cold air/water is placed in each ear seperately.  This tests a specific part of the inner ear called the horizontal canal, and in turn the superior vestibular nerve.

Audiometry: Hearing test.  Hearing loss at less than 2 kHz would indicate a specific form of vestibular condition.

Vestibular: That part of the nervous system that is responsible for the sensation of balance, which together with vision and proprioception (where the arms and legs are in space) are involved in orientation.

How you see these specialists depends on how the health system works in your country.

Eleftherios S. Papathanasiou, PhD, FEAN

Clinical Neurophysiologist

Fellow of the European Academy of Neurology

If u dont mind me asking are u gp or specialist or something like that

Usually2c a specialist here u c ur gp&get a referrel but as i took my daughter to the emergentcy department at the local hospital&she was admitted&a childrens specialist seen her so i will get her2our gp on monday when hes opened&get a referrel

A Clinical Neurophysiologist with a special interest in Neurotology.

I thought so u were using such big words i asked my daughter this morning&she does get ringing in both her ears she says it comes&goes&shes bn having sleeping problems also

My sister in law just said she googled vestibular neuritis&it says its a form of herbies is that right

No it is not a form of herpes.  Vestibular neuritis is caused by damage to the vestibular nerve in the ear.  The damage is POSSIBLY by the herpes virus.  No one knows for sure.  The herpes virus linked to cold sores.  Not genital herpes.  

Thanx i knew it wasnt but i had2prove it2my sister in law she argued with me when i told her it wasnt