Re: Has anyone suffered from this?

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I have this. I went to an ear nose throat specialist. He put me on antivert and it really helps.

He also gave me this exercise to try. Mine is always only on one side, the right, all the time.

I lay down on the bed, and put my head over the edge. I hold on and let everything SPIN. It gets very intense. Then I sit up after the dizziness has passed. Then I repeat this about 4-5 times. The more often you do it, the more it works itself out. Do this 4-5 times 3-4 times a day. In a few days you'll feel much better and it will be gone.

Inge

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Doesn't the spinning make you nauseous?

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-----Original Message-----From: ingeoh@... [mailto:ingeoh@...]Sent: Sunday, July 11, 2004 21:37Rheumatoid Arthritis Subject: Re: Has anyone suffered from this?

I have this. I went to an ear nose throat specialist. He put me on antivert and it really helps.

He also gave me this exercise to try. Mine is always only on one side, the right, all the time.

I lay down on the bed, and put my head over the edge. I hold on and let everything SPIN. It gets very intense. Then I sit up after the dizziness has passed. Then I repeat this about 4-5 times. The more often you do it, the more it works itself out. Do this 4-5 times 3-4 times a day. In a few days you'll feel much better and it will be gone.

Inge

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I get bouts like that sound like this, my GP told me it's vertigo. They think it's either a reaction between my meds or when my neck is inflamed. I used walk like a crab my balance was so shot !

My GP gave me Betahistane and it helps a lot. But if they can't say for definite it's vertigo with you, they won't be able to try meds for it.

Has anyone mentioned vertigo to you ? if not, maybe mention it next time you see a doc.

Hugs , Lynne

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In a message dated 7/11/04 8:33:54 PM, Thistle@... writes:

For several years now I've been getting this extreme dizzyness. I've been to multiple docs about it but no one can seem to find a cause for it, so I just suffer a couple of days and then it's over.

Me too...

It could be an ear problem.

But my docs do not know....

How does it affect you?

Pris

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In a message dated 7/11/04 10:17:40 PM, jacymail@... writes:

Doesn't the spinning make you nauseous?

 

No.

I don't spin. But when I get up and walk, it's as if I am walking on a ferry or a ship that is moving.

Only lasts one day....

Pris

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I get them too. especially when I am on or in

something that moves. Are any of you who get it on

plaquinal? When they tried to raise my dosage of

Plaquinal it got worse.

--- NELLIESTAR@... wrote:

>

> In a message dated 7/11/04 8:33:54 PM,

> Thistle@... writes:

>

>

> > For several years now I've been getting this

> extreme dizzyness. I've been

> > to multiple docs about it but no one can seem to

> find a cause for it, so I

> > just suffer a couple of days and then it's over.

> >

>

> Me too...

> It could be an ear problem.

> But my docs do not know....

> How does it affect you?

> Pris

>

>

>

> Bored pig?

> ANY age pig can learn tricks and obedience the EASY

> way!

> Or, even become a star.

> " Potbellied Pig Behavior and Training " book

> www.valentinesperformingpigs.com

>

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