Can ivermectin help in below situation

2021-12-08 08:01:21
Hi I have taken vaccine covidsheild first dose in July . Since next day onward I got spinning sensation , dizziness. Took medication for 2months the beta blockers. Now the feel like I am in boat or swaying or floating most of the time of the day while sitting standing or sleeping Unsteadiness. While  walking  its okay I xan walk. ,shown it to ent specialist and neurologist.,ayurvedic treatment too Taken brain MRI I had no such experience earlier but just next day morning after taking vaccination. Any suggestions or recommendation, also if anyone faced such issue. Thankyou in advance
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Consult for proper medications

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Consultation for detailed discussion is advisable

Answered2021-12-08 10:08:37

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You wil need to consult personally online so we can discuss in detail and provide u best solutions for ur complaints.

Answered2021-12-08 08:57:55

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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.

Answered2021-12-08 08:18:29

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U need to get youself evaluated for nystagmus, for which the test is dixp hallpike manuvere , to rule wether the cause of vertigo is ear or CNS ( brain). Till then u can take vertin twice a day for days

Answered2021-12-08 08:11:55

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