For past 4-5 days can't get out of bed or feel dizzy, a whooshing sound in ears, can't hear but okay in bed!!
345221
You need to follow up with your doctor. There can be different causes of low blood pressure and feeling faint. Your doctor needs to sort out the possible causes. Vertigo is just one cause of dizziness but it won't cause your blood pressure to be low. Using the Internet for information isn't always the answer. Sometimes you need to listen to the advice of your physician.
796303
I am like that now. The light headed, weak, and tired part. I deal with it by going for a walk outside. Being out in the weather tends to get me used to it and the things wrong don't happen anymore. You could try this.
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.
882709
already on it for 4 months I really do not think it would be the medication. have you had your blood pressure taken? It could be low or high and this could cause you to have dizziness. You did not state how long the dizziness has been happening. Also not eating and being hungry could cause dizziness so we would have to know if you ate or not.. So maybe get your blood pressure taken and make an appointment with your doctor to further tests. Good Luck and do not ignore this...
1096326
Dizziness, or vertigo, is sometimes caused by excessive motion, like a carnival ride going too fast. Your brain cannot assimilate all the sensations that are going on to help you keep your balance. So, if you eat a couple of elephant ears, a pronto pup and a burger and chase it down with a Coke, then you get on the scrambler, your brain is going to try to help you keep your balance while you are on the scrambler. You will "hurl your lunch" because your brain is busy helping your body keep it's balance. \n\nDizziness can also be a symptom of the flu or some other ailment. Throwing up can just be because your body is run down and it is rejecting the work of digesting your food because it needs to concentrate on whatever it is that is making you sick, like the flu or an infection or something.
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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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try running a bowl of warm water and adding mint or lavender to it.put your head over the bowl and place a towel over your head and stay like that for ten minutes.alternately you could go and see the doctor or just rest,stay indoors if you can help it. ♥b♥
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Yes, or it could be any number of things. Dehydration, allergies, blood pressure, low blood sugar, just about anything. If it is severe or persists for more than a few days, make an appointment and talk with your doc about it, there are meds to treat dizziness.
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This sensation can be caused by a broad range of conditions... anemia, low blood pressure, head trauma, etc. Sounds like yours is a lingering symptom of an inner ear infection or fluid on the ear drum. Do you hear a garbling of words when around LOUD noise?\nIf the light headed-off balance sensation is a chronic symptom, I would recommend contacting your physician and seeing if they can find & treat the cause. It may be as simple to alleviate as taking a series of antibiotics &/or decongestants to dry up the fluid that is impairing your equilibrium.
834550
sounds like blood pressure is messed up!
922549
hey it might be something little like not getting enough water or spending too much time on the computer congratulations on your start to recovery!! I wish you the best of luck get well soon
848470
It could be vertigo, I had that after an accident, it is due to the inner ear. There is medication for it.
1181302
It is when your body isn't pulling out the vitamins from what you are eating. It isn't a good sign. If it is still happening after a few days, go see your doctor.
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encourage her to go and see a GP - offer to go with her, its always nice to have a friend along for support.\n\nthere are a few things you can try in the meantime - peppermint is great for digestion (and you can buy peppermint tablets in healthfood shops easily enough)\ntaking lots of  water to drink will prevent dehydration, and so hopefully reduce the dizziness a little bit.\n\njust be a good friend - support her. and encourage her to get help. chances are that its nothing, but its always better to be on the safe side. and anyway, the sooner she gets treatment, the sooner she starts to feel better :)
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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:-)
851345
you should talk to your doctor about it. even though you feel fine now, the doctor will tell you what to do if it ever happens again. =]
448135
Hi There, I'm not a doctor so I can't diagnose, I can suggest a few things though.  Has your doctor ran blood tests to rule out thyroid, anemia, infections, etc?  How has your blood pressure been?  Do you take any medicines? There are so many things that can cause those symptoms, so I'd say rule out anything they can with blood work, watch your blood pressure, get a chest and sinus xray, and get your ears checked out, heart tests, and if none of that shows anything, maybe allergy tests.  If all those are negative, it could be stress, or something like fibromyalgia.  They really need to do more of a evaluation on you.  Have you been exposed to anything last October maybe at school?  paint fumes? any building remodeling?