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Featured vertigo patient discussions on the cause of your vertigo"I experienced severe vertigo attacks in 2005. My world would swirl fast, I would vomit the whole day, and I was in bed for one week. I was tired and couldn’t even talk. My ears are OK, so the doctor said it was because of stress. I am now learning how to take time and not stress myself. I am taking Serc tablet whenever I feel that I will have an attack." "As a viral infection which caused permanent damage to my vestibular nerves- (44% right unilateral weakness)- all I know is My sense of balance and motion is effected and it is very disabling to me, as an active person." "I found your web site most informative. I suffered with what I was told, an anxiety disorder for 22 years. I never had a life and developed fears as well as avoidance behavior. I never realized that I had a vestibular disorder. Meclizine saved my life, and now I able to travel as well as understand why the things that bothered me (going to the movies, amusement park rides, escalators, etc.) were so intense. I hope anyone that goes to doctors or therapists for what they believe is an anxiety disorder, checks out their ear first. I wish someone told me that when I was young. I am not old but a lot of life has past me by." Top Searched Vertigo Terms:causes, dizziness, symptoms, treatment, exercises, inner ear, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo , cure, define, inner ear infection, vestibular disorders, medications, Lipitor, cervical, inner ear disorderPatient Discussions are not a substitute
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