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I wondered where you were, pretty lady.
I hope you feel better soon.
i didn't realize this was contagious? interesting.
it sounds pretty awful...hope you feel better soon!
@SoontobeMrsA: Yay...I was so bored at home that I was actually looking forward to coming to work today and now I'm not so sure.
@kitzy: Thanks, I appreciate it. Has not been fun. They thought i might have viral meningitis at first from my symptoms. Thank god it wasn't.
Ugh, I just got over having Vertigo! It was awful, I couldn't bend my head down or back without the room spinning. I must have looked drunk for a week, because I couldn't walk straight! Driving was definitely not safe.
It took me about 2 weeks to get rid of it. My doctor gave me a steroid nose spray and pills to help balance out my inner ear. They didn't really work! I'm glad I don't get motion sick... I would have been way more miserable. Hope you're feeling better soon!
It just takes time for the fluid to drain. It's not fun being anywhere with this going on. I'd follow your Dr.'s directions and maybe take some OTC decongestants to help releive the presure that traps the fluid in the ear.
Interesting! I wonder if I have a touch of this? I've had a few dizzy spells in the last couple weeks and I wasn't sure why. I do have a tendency to get dizzy when I'm nervous and its been a very nerve-wracking few weeks, but it seems slightly more than normal. Meh.
@stephinPA: Sitting still was the only way that I found relief. It was really frustrating! I wasn't dizzy when I was laying down, so I did a lot of that too. They even did blood work to make sure I wasn't anemic or deficient in a vitamin, but I was fine. I feel for you. Just hang in there! It will slowly start to get less and less intense... and then it goes away.
@Blueshoes2: urgh. Okay. I do agree, though, that laying down was the best position for not feeling like I'm spinning in circles.
My best friend had that in high school I felt sooooo bad for her, she was out of school forever. I hope you get over it soon! I know the only thing that really helped her was laying down and not moving :(
@stephinPA: My sister had vertigo a couple of years ago. She had to be rushed to the hospital because she could not even stand.
The doctor gave her meds to take and they worked. I forget the name of the meds (I'm sorry!) but even though it happened 2 yeras ago there are times when she can feel it. But not too often though.
I know that she was absolutely miserable so I really hope you feel better!
@stephinPA: You could try taking a decongestant like isilme recommended. I couldn't take one because they make my heart rate go nuts... but maybe it could help you?
I've had this on and off for the past 7 years (though it is genetic in my family). When I have an episode of vertigo, I'm usually okay as long as I can keep my head and eyes facing one direction. But when it's really bad, my doctor prescribes a medication called Antivert that I have to take 3x/day.
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Well I'm sitting here at my desk in my office with my head spinning. I've been out of work practically all week. Apparently an inner ear virus/vertigo is going around. I'm on medication am felt pretty good this morning but holy mamma...not so much now. And I would feel horrible if I leave early...plus how the hell would I be able to drive home.
Doctor gave me steroids to get help drain the fluid from behind my ears and Zyrtac D.
Anyone else ever have this?