About a two weeks ago, I started to feel sick. Turns out it was the Flu. I went through all of the stages of the Flu, but as the Flu was about over I started to have vertigo. I went to the doctor and I found out that the Flu caused a bacterial sinus infection and the sinus infection caused the vertigo. My case of vertigo was so horrible and terrifing. Nasonex and an antibiotic fixed the vertigo in about 8 days.
Yes - I have it right now (4 weeks, non-stop - annoying and uncomfortable). Anti-dizziness medication prescribed by my doctor hasn't helped much.
I found this link had some helpful information: http://www.essortment.com/all/symptomsofve_rcix.htm
Question to ID1676394157: I'm on 3 weeks and 5 days now. Can you follow-up with how long you had this? You're absolutely right - anoying, uncomfortable and now becoming quite depressing to wake up feeling dizzy every single day.
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Sinus infection does not cause dizziness.
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yes, it does.
Yes, vertigo can be a potential side effect of botox injections, although it is not common. If you experience vertigo after receiving botox treatment, it is important to consult with your healthcare provider for further evaluation and management.
As the tumor grows, it exerts pressure on the inner ear and causes severe vertigo
no this can not cause a virus.
Benign vertigo is the sudden feeling that you are spinning. This is very common and is not something that should alarm you.
I would guess maybe vertigo.
I might be wrong but I think it means a phase of dissiness, and vertigo stick means when there is like a stick that you spin on and stuff and it makes you dizzy, something you do in a relationship.
Yes it does cause a virus
Yes, there are cures for vertigo. It is very important to see a doctor to determine the exact cause of your vertigo, as it can come from different sources, and each one is treated differently. I had vertigo for years and finally got the root cause diagnosed. I learned a technique in physical therapy that really helped me. It can give you temporary relief in most cases, and is actually the cure in some cases...like mine. Until you see a doctor, use the techniqu in the link below to help control our vertigo.