U need to be examined properly dear by Ent expert along with medicine doctor for migraine

Features are suggestive of vestibular migraine associated with allergic rhinosinusitis, possibly involving the maxillary sinus. However, Meniere’s disease and benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) also need to be ruled out. Advice: Detailed ENT and vestibular evaluation, including hearing assessment (audiometry), is recommended.

Hello, visit ENT doctor regarding vertigo, tinnitus and nasal symptoms as this needs proper examination

Please get done CT scan of nose and para nasal sinus, PTA n physical examination. Tablet levocet at night. Xylomist nose drops 2 drops three times a day

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Hiiii You must do following tests and update for a better picture of your condition that will help me to reach exact diagnosis and treat you also a better one on one consultation will allow me to get to your symptoms well Pure tone audiometry SISI TONE DECAY CT NOSE WITH PNS UNTIL THIS YOU CAN DO FOLLOWING EMPIRICAL MANAGEMENT XYLOMETHAZOLINE nasal drops thrice daily ONLY for 5 days before steam inhalation Steam inhalation thrice daily Tab MUCOID A 1-1-1 after food for 5 days Tab NAXDOM 250 mg 1-0-1 after food for 5 days Tab PAN 40mg 1-0-0 before food for 5 days Avoid migraine triggers