vertigo and ears

withrespect

withrespect

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Since Friday I have had a problem with my ears... everything seems amplified... things are so loud that it is uncomfortable :frown: and sort of echoing...


Well, now I am losing my balance... I was walking and literally fell into a wall. :cds: This has happened twice in 4 hours.

Has anyone ever experienced these symptoms? I am getting concerned.
 
Baja28

Baja28

Obama destroyed America
withrespect said:
Since Friday I have had a problem with my ears... everything seems amplified... things are so loud that it is uncomfortable :frown: and sort of echoing...

Well, now I am losing my balance... I was walking and literally fell into a wall. :cds: This has happened twice in 4 hours.

Has anyone ever experienced these symptoms? I am getting concerned.
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Put down the wine bottle and step away.
 
SoMDGirl42

SoMDGirl42

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withrespect said:
Since Friday I have had a problem with my ears... everything seems amplified... things are so loud that it is uncomfortable :frown: and sort of echoing...


Well, now I am losing my balance... I was walking and literally fell into a wall. :cds: This has happened twice in 4 hours.

Has anyone ever experienced these symptoms? I am getting concerned.
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nauseous?

Sounds like an inner ear infection or Meniere's
 
b23hqb

b23hqb

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Tinnitus has been known to cause symptoms like those you described. And it probably is in your head - literally.
 
kwillia

kwillia

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Be careful driving! The vertigo can be triggered by you doing something as simple as turning your head to the side to see if traffic is coming.
 
nomoney

nomoney

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probably an inner ear infection; really nothing they can do for it besides give you dizzy pills to lesson the vertigo. (for the most part motion sickness pills).
 
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bresamil

wandering aimlessly
If you are just dizzy vertigo it is probably an inner ear problem. Until you get to the doctor you may want to try a decongestant in case you have fluid build up in the ear.

When I get it I can't even stand up, lay down, sit, or anything else without the room spinning to the point of extreme nausea. My version of vertigo has a direct correlation to a neck injury, so none of the anti vertigo medicine works and I have to do physical therapy to make it go away.
 
ICit

ICit

Jam out with ur clam out
Katelin said:
OK..so I am wrong..no big deal...:shrug:

But get to a Doctor to get any medical issues checked out !!!
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no really....

there are several things it could be .. other than just an ear infection

thats all I was saying..... and yes... go to the dr to check it out :yay:
 
Katelin

Katelin

one day the dark will end
ICit said:
no really....

there are several things it could be .. other than just an ear infection

thats all I was saying..... and yes... go to the dr to check it out :yay:
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No..you said ...."had the same symptoms a little over a year ago... no ear infection
just a case of vertigo"


So my comment that is may be an ear infection is wrong.


(I had someone tell me that when I complained of menstrual cramps....that they had the same symptoms and it was just a case of "cramps"....nothing to worry about.)
 
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