Hi all,
Just wanted to share a few diagnosis possibilities as I had the same problem and symptoms of vertigo, 24/7 off balance, dizziness for a few years.
I was diagnosed with vestibular migraine - there are many factors involved including food triggers. I suspect high salt and MSG content is a big trigger for me Some ENT docs do treat this, so you can get a consult. I also suspect that stress and anxiety was a contributing factor, so I was prescribed with low dosage 10mg anxiety meds, and i think they kicked in after a few months.
Hi everyone. I felt dizzy and out of balance for 2 years, I went to several doctors, they didn’t do anything to solve the problem. Then I started to do some vestibular exercises that I found on YouTube. I been taking some vitamins and dopamucona and
Ginkgo biloba one capsule of each every day. Now I can tell you guys that I feel much much better my dizziness and off balance it’s minimum now.
Other symptoms of VH may include:
Headaches (i.e., above the brow or temples)
Dizziness, or Feeling “Off-Balance”
Neck Strain
Difficulty Learning/Concentrating
Double Vision
Anxiety in Open Spaces or While Driving
Visual Vertigo
Poor Depth Perception
There are vision problems, however, that produce symptoms you would not immediately connect with your eyes. Headaches and bouts of dizziness may be diagnosed as vertigo or migraine, but is actually a binocular vision dysfunction, like vertical heterophoria (VH).
There are vision problems, however, that produce symptoms you would not immediately connect with your eyes. Headaches and bouts of dizziness may be diagnosed as vertigo or migraine, but is actually a binocular vision dysfunction, like vertical heterophoria (VH).
There are vision problems, however, that produce symptoms you would not immediately connect with your eyes. Headaches and bouts of dizziness may be diagnosed as vertigo or migraine, but is actually a binocular vision dysfunction, like vertical heterophoria (VH).
There are vision problems, however, that produce symptoms you would not immediately connect with your eyes. Headaches and bouts of dizziness may be diagnosed as vertigo or migraine, but is actually a binocular vision dysfunction, like vertical heterophoria (VH).
There are vision problems, however, that produce symptoms you would not immediately connect with your eyes. Headaches and bouts of dizziness may be diagnosed as vertigo or migraine, but is actually a binocular vision dysfunction, like vertical heterophoria (VH).
There are vision problems, however, that produce symptoms you would not immediately connect with your eyes. Headaches and bouts of dizziness may be diagnosed as vertigo or migraine, but is actually a binocular vision dysfunction, like vertical heterophoria (VH).
There are vision problems, however, that produce symptoms you would not immediately connect with your eyes. Headaches and bouts of dizziness may be diagnosed as vertigo or migraine, but is actually a binocular vision dysfunction, like vertical heterophoria (VH).
There are vision problems, however, that produce symptoms you would not immediately connect with your eyes. Headaches and bouts of dizziness may be diagnosed as vertigo or migraine, but is actually a binocular vision dysfunction, like vertical heterophoria (VH).
Hi ive been told i have to do excersices, do they really work?
they work for me. As I said this year (2019) it’s been great I feel much better. I do vestibular excersices for 10 minutes every day.
I have the same thing been to the doctors for mri I will be dizzy or my bounces off when I get up and walk and stand no when I’m sitting i take a blood pressure pills I don’t know why but I think it has something to do with my ears does your balance off I’ve had it since 2011 If you have any ideas let me know
Hi Michele
How are you feeling now?
I am also undergoing same symptoms for last 2 yrs. Now I have approached new ENT and he says its anxiety and he prescribed a medicine for 1 month and I have to meet him again .
But intermittently I have fullness in ear. Anyhow waiting for next consultation.
Hello Chandra. I am doing okay. Still dealing with the same symptoms. The last doctor I went to was a neurologist and he said it was anxiety as well but I have a hard time believing anxiety could cause these everyday symptoms. What medicine did the doctor give you ? Is it working ?
Hi Michele
Its Petril 0.5mg. once in a day.
Also he insisted to do vestibular exercises like neck rotation, eye rotation , ball throwing etc, daily and he will check my audiogram by end of this month and decide further.
so far I cannot confirm any improvement as such , but getting a sound sleep.. Waiting for next consultation.
Oh okay. I have never tried that medication. I take medicine for anxiety but it does not help much with the dizziness.
hi there, IV Had a fear and phobia of the wind for years. However over the last two years iv developed a fear of walking on concrete and going out walking on my own( im fine walking on grass though) when im walking I Feel so disorientated like im going to fall over, its almost like a drunk feeling and im going dizzy, i have to hold onto people when im outside walking and if for a second that person lets my arm go then i panick and feel like i will fall! I HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA WHY!! Its so embarressing as people look at me and probably think im pissed. , Im due to go to ENT , soon so hope tjey fix me.
ive had the same feeling after drinking alcohol . next mornings are the worst