Woke up today, feeling tired as normal. Started going about my day, trying to access how to go about my day, take it slower, or get things done, and I slowly started having dizzy spells. At first, they were short, and not too bad, but they kept growing, both in length and intensity. I checked my blood sugar, one of the many things that triggers my vertigo, and it was fine. I ate and took my vertigo meds. I did some research, and I firmly believe that it was caused by a big drop in the barometric pressure. While researching that, I stumbled upon information on Meniere's disease. I am going to bring it up with my Doctor, but would love to compare notes with someone who has been diagnosed.
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