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Q: Disorders Effecting Equilibruim

asked by: tlambeth on December 4th, 2003

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I have a condition that I have gone through much testing to find a solutions and can not. I have no balance. I could not pass the drunk test if I wanted to. I have had mri's blood work for everything, spinal tap, inner ear tests, one doctor has found that my stomach does not accept vitamins, and he says that would get better with high doses of vitamins, which I have been taking faithfully, and with no results, if anyone knows of anything that I can be tested for that I haven't been, or any suggestions on how to help me I would be very willing to listen.

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slug

replied on January 4th, 2004

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Equillibrium Problems

Tlambeth, I don't have any practical advice, I just wanted to tell you that you are not alone! I also have the same problem. If you find out anything, let me know. If I find out anything I will pass it on! Hang in there!

tiredone

replied on July 24th, 2005

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Labyrinthitis

Labyrinthitis is a extreme middle ear infection,lots of people can get it once(like me) or have to live with it,i woke up the room was spinning couldnt walk(you walkas if your drunk)& vomiting,it took me 8 weeks to get over it,& I still have the dizziness every now & then,but it is quite common ,maybe you can look it up on the web,and see what you think.(i didnt feel it coming on,bang it just hit me).I hope this helps someone.

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