Narrowing  of cervical forum due to protrusion as c3c4 c5. A  BIG CAUSE OF DIZZINESS. U NEE PHYSIOTHERAPY,  CONSULTATION WITH ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON. TILL THAN TAB STUGERON25 TWO TIMES AFTER FOOD FOLLOW BY REST AT NIGHT STUGERON75 ONE.

Its some electrolyte imbalance in inner ear causing the issue.may be also due to neuronal issue..u too have a cervical disc issue.consult a ent for the same T vertin 8mg od for 3 days Plenty of fluid intake Get gud sleep Monitor bp Need ent consultation.

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Go for Epley maneuver to control Vertigo. For MRI report consult neuro for better outcome.

Your symptoms fit very well with persistent vestibular dysfunction after BPPV (ear crystal displacement), now worsened by cervical spine involvement and anxiety. Key points to understand clearly: • Your brain MRI is normal → this rules out dangerous brain causes • Your MRI shows C3–4 and C4–5 left-sided disc protrusion with nerve root irritation → this can cause neck-related dizziness (cervicogenic dizziness), head pressure, imbalance, and nausea • After BPPV, some people develop persistent dizziness even when crystals settle — the brain remains “over-alert” to motion • Anxiety then amplifies dizziness, creating a vicious cycle Importantly:

The changes on the scan have nothing to do with your symptoms which sound like BPPV. Do the following 1. Vestibular exercises- video here how to do https://youtu.be/drRwAdjZ644?si=idPa56oKD44M22V4 2. Avoid medications including Betahistine, Prochlorperazine, Cinnarazine etc. They don’t fix the problem but may briefly reduce symptoms All the best. J G S R clinic

Consult with neurosurgeon.

Doing day to day activities with these symptoms must be hard for you, especially driving which is risky both ways.

You are having Benign parosxysmal postional vertigo ....which aggrevates on frequent positinal changes...it isnt big problem.

Betavert 8mg 1-0-1 for 3 days

You have cervical spondylosis with BPPV(benign paroxysmal positional vertigo? Does giddiness occur in any position of head? Epleys manuvre for BPPV

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

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Consult neurosurgeon

Your problem is curable. Consult a  neurosurgeon for surgical correction. Till then, take tab vertin 16mg one tab. morning and evening for a week. Tab promethazine 25mg every 8 hours for 5 days. Avoid neck bending,  using high pillow.