Some times out of the blue I will fill dizzy and the room will start spinning ,can this be caused by sinuses
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Yes, many, many conditions can cause dizziness and most are very minor problems.  The most common cause of dizziness are things that affect the inner ear.\n\nThat being said, it is always best to get checked out if the dizziness persists.  Most times, it can be treated simply.
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have u been sleeping with the fan on? window open? or a/c blowing on you? if your sinuses are cooling down at night that may be the problem...try closing the window, turning off the fan or a/c and see what happens for about 2 days...if it goes away, there u have it..
632012
Sounds as if you have a or some cavities.  Possibly sinus problems?
114074
Certain meds can cause dizziness, as can colds and flus.  If it persists, it could be vertigo, or an ear infection.  There is medication to treat both of these, or a doctor can do exercises to reduce the fluids in your ears.  Additionally, if you have low blood pressure dizziness can occur, but not usually for prolonged periods.
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Could be a lot of different things. Migraines are triggered by certain foods (and those sinus pains could be migraines, not sinuses...). The migraine triggers are cheesed, chocolate, caffeine, white sugar, garden shade vegetables (eggplant, tomato, pepper and potato), and other foods. \nStress is a known headache trigger too. If you're stressed your neck and shoulder muscles tense, and that causes the headache. \nIt could be food allergies (and you can develop new food allergies all the time). \n\nIn any case, if you've got the worse headache of your life, go to the doctor immediately.
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You can have one of many things wrong with you it could be allergic rhinitis and post nasal drip developed into sinusitus, it could just be sinusitus, but then again it could be asthma.  See a GP or an ENT to start and if they feel you have asthma they can refer you.  Does the problem go away during the day?  Allergies tend to be worse at night and early morning.
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Go see the specialist, you need to find out what's causing the headaches.  It could be sinus-related, migraines, or high blood pressure.  I had migraines for many years and I had exhausted all OTC meds and after seeing many doctors and being on meds did I get it under control.
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Yes!  Go see your Doctor!  Sounds like a REALLY bad sinus infection.
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most likely due to your sinuses being infected....make sure you drink plenty of fluids and if you aren't significantly better in 24-48 hours call the doctor....take care and hope you feel better soon
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call a Dr it sounds like a real bad sinus infection with some tension head ache good luck
219677
i suffer from sinus headaches, the best thing is to see a doctor,
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are you doing anything just before or during that makes them come on?  like standing up?  a lot of dizzy spells are from low blood preasure, especially when standing up (it's called orthostatic hypotension).  also it can come from low blood sugar.   so make sure you're not getting too hungry by snacking on fruits during the day and drink plenty of water.
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Because you have a spinning/falling sensation (vertigo) accompanied by screeching sounds (tinnitus) it appears to be an inner ear disorder.  You need to be seen by an Ear, Nose and Throat specialist ASAP - the quicker you are properly diagnosed, the better you will respond to treatment.  Write down all the details you can about your symptoms - what were you doing when it started, is there anything you do that makes it better or worse (like eyes open/closed, or being in a particular position), how long does it last, does it ever go away completely, or is there always a feeling of being off-balance or floating?  Also if you are on ANY medications - whether it's vitamins/supplements, prescriptions, over-the-counter, or alcohol/cigarettes/illegal drugs -  be honest and let the doctor know; it's important!  \n\nI hope you feel better soon!\n\n_ADDENDUM 3/17/06_\nI see you got medication for an ear infection.  You should feel considerably better in a couple days; but even when you do, make sure you take it the way the doctor prescribed it - if you don't take it all, you might not kill the infection fully, which could cause it to come back even stronger.  Take care!
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That happens to me sometimes when I have a sinus headache. It might be your sinuses...take a Sudafed or something and see if it helps...if not...see your doctor
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Sister, I wish I were a doctor!  I do know that when I am in the first stages of the flu, I get light headed, even dizzy to the point of the room spinning, but I don't pass out.\n\nIf you have the flu, if that is what it is, it could say a lot about being winded.\n\nHowever, and this just recently happened to a friend.  Ask the doc about Human Parvo.  Have you heard of it?  The lump might even be caused by this.  All your other symptoms point in this direction also.  \n\nI think you told me that you were seeing your ENT tomorrow, and I hope it's early.  Look it up on your fave health sight, or just google it or go to about.com.  Anything!\n\nA blood test will tell if you have this.  Don't miss the doc appointment.  I'll pray for you!
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If you can't see your family Dr. until Monday, I'd recommend going to a 24 hour clinic or emergency room.  If the dizziness is so severe that the accompanying nausea has prevented you from getting any hydration or nutrition, you need to get stabilized ASAP.  \n\nIf the dizziness is a spinning sensation (vertigo), it's probably your inner ear- again a number of things can cause it; a viral or bacterial infection of the inner or middle ear, a rupture in an inner ear membrane that leads to Meniere's disease, or loose particles within the inner ear that cause Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo. Even neurological problems like Migraine headaches and strokes can cause dizziness and balance problems.\n\nBe sure to provide as many details as you can to help pinpoint the cause. Include: when did the symptoms start? Did you have any other symptoms related to the dizziness (headache, ringing or other noises in the ear [tinnitus], pressure or pain in the ear/s, nausea/vomiting, visual changes, etc.)? Did you have any prescription changes in the month preceding the initial onset? Had you been ill in the month preceding the initial onset? How long do the episodes last? During an episode, what does the "dizziness" really feel like? Is there anything that seems to trigger or signal an episode? Is there anything you can do that seems to help you feel better? Does anyone else in your family history have similar symptoms? Have you ever had similar symptoms, or a history of ear problems before?\n\nDizziness and nausea is like a headache or fever -- it's a vague symptom, and getting a detailed case history is really the best way to narrow down options and select diagnostic tests.  But don't wait any longer to get checked out, because the sooner it gets properly diagnosed and treated, the better your chances for a complete recovery.
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(You do know that you can test to see if your headache is sinus by bending over and back up quickly?  If it throbs, it's sinus.)  The reason I mention it is you may be giving yourself eye-strain via televion in dark or something.\n\nIf you get sinus problems in your home, it may be a dust mite allergy.  This would get worse in the fall and spring when humidity levels are best for mites to increase.  \nMy son takes tylenol-cold.  He used to take tylenol-sinus, but it is hard to find in childrens medication.  Any tylenol combo with a decongestant should help.