Allergy and dizziness
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This has been accompanied by extreme dizziness with occipital pain. Had my septum and sinuses worked on and had relief for about a month and a half after. But now the dizziness is back with neck pain and some tingling in my left arm. Seems like having lot of trouble focusing, especially on computer screen or tv. Also had a ENG which showed a square wave in my eyes. But I have already had MRI and CT scans of brains with no abnormalities. Neurologist says neurological tests were fine.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.
For example, I get really, really sick with lettuce and spinach. But, I test negative for allergy. Those allergy tests are fine for the things that show up as "true" allergies, but that doesn't solve the problem for the foods you know you still react badly to with a food sensitivity or intolerance and the skin tests show negative for allergy.
my wife toke the oxycodone-apap/10-325 mg tawat and she started iching; what am i have to do?
i am allergic to dust, mould, smell of blooming flowers, some perfumes and perfumated lotions. exposure to any of this causes breathing problems, dizziness, stuffy nose and a sharp burning pain under my left breast. can allergies cause such a great pain? how much damage might the pain be causing? what part does the pain really affect?
s, had an MRI and saw a neurologist, went to a physical therapist, had bloodwork done, my thyroid checked and just had allergy testing done. All came back fine.... nothing has been found that could cause this. I usually get nauseated when this happens, it feels just like motion sickness rather than vertigo. Alot of the time, it seems eating triggers it, but sometimes it hits when I haven't eaten a thing. It doesn't matter where I am when it hits... home or away.
Allergies, alone, wouldn't explain dizziness and vomiting. Allergies could affect the inner ear and cause an out-of-balance feeling, similar to what people experience during an episode of motion sickness. There's no allergy that I'm aware of that would directly cause dizziness/vomiting.
You mentioned Meniere's disease, but vertigo isn't always Meniere's.
For the past two weeks as I have slowly increased dosage, I noticed that my hands, lips, and eyes were swollen. I am also having allergy-like nasal problems. This morning, my eyes were almost swollen shut. Could I be allergic to this drug? All I was warned about by my psychiatrist was a severe rash.
Hi! I have been suffering the same thing this year. Where do you live. I'm from NJ and
mine also started about 4 weeks ago. I posted a little while ago under allergies and anxiety. I really don't get dizziness, but I feel lightheaded. I also get tightness in my neck. That in turn brings on anxiety, which makes everthing worse. My whole head feels like its swimming. I hope that in a few weeks I will be starting to feel better. What did the doctor tell you to take? Did it help?
A couple months ago this happend and I actually fell on the ground and it lasted for about 15 seconds and when i finally came to, I had a ringing in my ears and it felt like i had earplugs in and I couldn't hear anything and i also couldn't really breathe. I found out that this happens a lot when I eat things like bread, bagels and pasta. But it also happens when I eating other foods and even when i am not eating at all.
However, last week I ate a hamburger with mushrooms and cheese and had a similar reaction. No facial numbness but extreme dizziness and breathing difficulty. I have an epipen but have never used it. Does anyone know of a common allergy to food additives or preservatives. I have to eat out a good bit for my business and am getting very nervous about eating in restaurants. How can I narrow down what is causing these problems?
For the second consecutive year, at almost precisely the same time in the calendar year, I am experiencing identical symptoms of general dizziness. Last year I visited my GP and he suggested it may be a consequence of the amount I was working and the inconsistent eating patterns that resulted. Because it was not debilitating, or accompanied by any other worrying symptoms (ie.
If this is more than just a one type occurrence (if it happens almost every time she drinks the milk) - she could be allergic to milk. I had a milk allergy when I was a child and the vomiting and stomach pain were two of my main symptoms - I also had horrible headaches and leg pains.
My allergy has gotten much better, however, I still find that I have trouble if I consume too much dairy at a time - headache, dizziness, upset stomach - so I have to be careful about how much I consume.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.
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