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UnicornGranny

772d

Having a bad few days with episodes. They have now doubles my Antivert dose. I cannot turn my head, stand up, turn over in bed, shake my head without getting vertigo so bad my eyes visibly jerk. I don’t know what causes the severe episodes. It seems to happen a lot! I have a suspicion it’s from a collapsed cervical level. I’m miserable! Anyone know anything that helps?

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    • Overcomer

      770d

      Try to lower your stresses or seek professional help

    • Overcomer

      770d

      Try to lower your stresses or seek professional help

    • Overcomer

      770d

      I just was thinking. Years ago I was on antivert and they wanted me to take it daily. I had very bad vertigo etc and one ENT realized that it could be the meds. He changed it to as needed and the vertigo attack became less and less.

    • UnicornGranny

      771d

      I’m always stressed. 2 of my three adult chloride live at home and my 4 yr old grandson.

    • Overcomer

      771d

      What about stress?

    • UnicornGranny

      772d

      Yes. I don’t eat extra salt.

    • DizzyLizzy

      772d

      Are you watching your salt intake? I know for me, if I overdo the sodium I always pay for it. Have you ever tried the Epley maneuver? Perhaps you are having an episode of BPPV where the crystals are in the wrong ear canals?

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