Is there anyway to get rid of dizzyness?
108467
I got to laugh, doctors after many years of schooling always forget that your balance center is in your inner ear and they always try to look for every possible cause for dizziness but they always over look the main source. There is a good chance that you may have Meniere's disease which is a condition which has to do with your vestibular balance in your inner ear and when somthing throws it off you get dizziness, usually it appears in spells, its not constant. I was recently diagnosed with it after getting dizzy spells for almost 5 years and I also went through tests after tests.
116931
Well, you can also experience vertigo as the result of, say, an inner ear condition.  In that case, your doctor can help you but you may have to push for treatment.  Here's an article on a "home remedy" for one kind of vertigo and a link that goes through the various causes and symptoms:
687919
could be Hypoglycemia...I had that problem as a kid...I passed out a few times and as a result was tested for both diabetes and hypoglycemia...aka "low blood sugar". I have found that if I eat some candy, drink juice or eat/drink something with sugar in it, the dizziness goes away within minutes and I can go on with my life.
361627
it's either high blood pressure or an iron deficiency. You should also check and see if it's a low grade ear infection...something like that can throw off your equilibrium and make you dizzy during extreme motions(which include bending over and rolling over)...\n\ngood luck!
500137
That's not a normal thing, you shouldn't be getting dizzy like that!  I highly doubt it is cancer, it's more likely blood pressure related, has the doctor checked that out?  Also ear problems are big problems in making people dizzy, fluid in the middle or inner ear, Menierres not sure how to spell that, can make you have dizzy attacks as well.  Do you have sinus problems or allergies?  do you swim much?  You need to go back to the doctor or find another one that will listen to you, and check things out but you'd have much more symptoms than dizzyness from cancer.  I have a friend who's hubby has lung and brain cancer.  He has times when he can move because his head hurts so bad, blurred vision, nausea, light hurts his eyes, and so on.
120771
1. Relax\n2. See doctor and take medication\n3. Reduce salt intake and watch your diet\n4. Relax
342827
Have you been diagnosed?  Try OTC anti-histamines Claritin, Benadryl etc.  Antihistamines will help dry up the fluid in the inner ear, if that is what is causing the dizziness. Even with antihistamines it may take a while for the fluid to clear up.\n \nThere can be many other causes of dizziness, low BP, low blood sugar, Meniere's Disease, Vestibular Hydrops, water retention, pregnancy etc. \n\nEar drops are only for the ear drum and external canal.  Drops do not affect inner ear infections unless there is a perforation in the ear drum.\n\nIf you want to see a doctor I strongly suggest an Ear Nose and Throat doctor.\n\nGood Luck:-)
789282
Perhaps you have an inner ear infection which can cause dizziness and if you don't get it checked may cause you to not be able to stand at all. It is a relatively common thing and is cured with antibiotics but I would let your physician check you out.
466910
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.
135073
Kinda, but you can get dizzy and light headed after doing it for a long time. Try it out and see how you feel.
691203
Hello-Have your friend visit an Ear,Nose and Throat doctor.  Sounds like she may have a condition called BPPN.  That stands for Benign Proxysmal Positional Nystagmus,  basically, vertigo.  Anyway, an ENT may have some exercises she can do to relieve some of the symptoms.  Hope that helps.
624486
You can't do it all at once or you'll have vertigo so bad at times you'll feel like you're going to fall down. If you're taking 20mg, break it in half where the line is and cut it down that way and then take one every other day for a few days. Check it with your doctor first though but that's what I did.
24557
There's isn't a total cure, there are ways to alleviate the symptoms of Meniere's disease (vertigo, tinnitus, and temporary loss of hearing).  You can have various surgeries done to alleviate these symptoms.  Or there are certain medications that can be taken to help alleviate these symptoms.  In either case, you should discuss your options with your doctor, and together figure out your best course of action.
601447
Depends on the medication. Some can cause chemical imbalances in the brain, while they try to correct another imbalance. They can also cause imbalance of the inner ear and that's a prime cause of dizziness. This is likely a side effect and if it doesn't go away, or is just too strong to live with, you will need to talk to your doctor about making a change.
164598
you shoult start slowly at first. nobody who has been sedentary for a long time can do 20 min right off the bat. You should start with 5 min and increase it as it  gets easier. I do not think you have a medical problem, i simply think you are overworking yourself. A very important thing before any exercise is to have a meal 3 hours before and consume water as you do it, to keep your muscles and cells hydrated. This will most probably fix your dizziness problem. If it does not, do go see your doctor.\n\nas for motivation, tell yourself you can do it, just how sexy you will be after a few months, put a tv in front of it, makes time fly by faster, or read a magazine as you use it. otherwise you are right, it's extremly boring hehe\n\ngood luck
697213
oh my gosh yeah i know what you mean feeling real bad dizzy sleepy like your gonna pass out i went to the dr and they did test and my test come back negitive. But i was also thinking the changing of the weather and everything going on with the field around here can make you feel that way. My dr gave me some allergy medicine and it really has done better for me. Good luck you might want to go get it checked it can be something else you know how doctors are
753341
Something very simple that can cause you to be dizzy is an inner ear infection or wax build up in the ear.  I have an over active wax maker and when I get too much it causes pressure on the inner ear and makes an unbalanced situation.  It will really make you dizzy to the point of falling sometimes.  Have your health practitioner check your ears.