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thequilterslink 07-11-2011 12:13 PM

I have had it too , mine was bppv, benign paraxsymal(something like that) positional vertigo, i went to specialist, who had me lay back tilt head and she used a vibrating tool on my head, it went away for 2 weeks, but is back. I will try the above remedy, she is pricey. thanks. JanetM, hope u get over it fast, it definetly is not fun.

saf 07-11-2011 12:38 PM


Originally Posted by JanetM
I woke up Sunday with an inner ear disturbance. The dizzyness and nausea were overwhelming.

I had this once before and my doctor advised taking a decongestant and dramamine for the nausea. I don't have an ear infection, just an imbalance of the fluid.

Any tips to heal faster???? I feel lousy.

Sorry that you have this. Have had this twice myself. It really is very unpleasant. Dr diagnosed it as labrythitis but gave me no medication, just adviced rest. Took about 2 weeks each time but if I remember, it disappeared as quickly as it came.

blueangel 07-11-2011 01:41 PM

I think it just takes time for it to go away.

iwillquilt 07-11-2011 01:46 PM

Oh I had that a couple years ago. Couldn't move without the world spinning and making me sick. Someone walking by or talking to me would even set me off. I took a motion sickness pill. Meclizine. It is over the counter. Worked wonders. And it just went away in a few days with taking this. Good luck. I hope you get better fast. You can't quilt if you can't move without spinning.

tlcquiltnut 07-11-2011 01:53 PM


Originally Posted by JanetM
I woke up Sunday with an inner ear disturbance. The dizzyness and nausea were overwhelming.

I had this once before and my doctor advised taking a decongestant and dramamine for the nausea. I don't have an ear infection, just an imbalance of the fluid.

Any tips to heal faster???? I feel lousy.

My husband has this and a chiropractor near by does positioning of his head,like what Painiac said. It helps him almost immediately. He has had it so bad he has been down for days.
Hope you are feeling better .

adriansmom 07-11-2011 02:00 PM

Labrynthitis. I got some stuff called Meclizine for it. It is an antihistamine. Something about this one does something to calm the nerve that is getting irritated. They have no idea why it works but it does. The Meclizine though WILL make you VERY SLEEPY!!!! DO NOT TAKE AND DRIVE OR OPERATE Machinery!!! OF ANY KIND! Includes sewing machines!!! Sorry!


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