Scopolamine vs meclizine
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The spinal tap may be of some help.
As for the dizziness, besides meclizine, scopolamine patch could be helpful (also better for peripheral) and vestibular physical therapy offered at some facilities. You could also try getting a second opinion at a dizzy clinic. If you are in the area, Dr. Oas here at the clinic would be happy to see you in our dizzy clinic. Best of luck.
Ren your comment about your preference made me laugh and thanks stationary wall would be nice.
I thought it would be a bust. I couldn't understand how an antihistamine could help with central related vertigo. Maybe it will keep me from sneezing...do you think.
Wow, where to start on this gaggle of giddiness? I became dizzy reading this thread. I've found, though, that docs don't like the term "dizzy." It can mean too many things. Super neuro seemed impressed when I used terms like "loss of balance," "unexplained sensation of motion," vs. "faint," or "lightheaded" (a term I'm not sure I could define).
I've tried meclizine, xanax, scopolamine, and now clonazepam.
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