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Q: Dizzy when Trying to Sleep
asked by: DoctorQuestion on July 21st, 2006
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Hi am 29 years old.I have been feeling very dizzy in the evenings when going to sleep,it seem the world is going roung.when i change positions when going to sleep. is it something to worry about.


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DoctorAnswer replied on July 27th, 2006
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General Q&A Answer A1245
It sounds as if you'd benefit from an investigation for possible problems with the inner ear. It is confusing that you have this problem only in the evenings while sleeping. Have you ever experienced something similar during the day when you lie down? You can go to your GP(general practitioner) for standard examinations and s/he can refer you to an ENT-specialist if necessary.


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