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Vertigo while lying on bed
I have neck problem..loss of cervical lordosis..also osteophyte at c4 c5..disc protrusion at c6 c7 with mild nerve compression in recent MRI report
5 months ago i had vertigo but only when lying on bed which started during sleep..it was like turning head while lying on bed..that time doctor gave vertin 16 for 3 weeks with physiotherapy..
Now again yesterday i started my physiotherapy after recent MRI report and in the night,again same kind of vertigo happened during sleep
I want to know is this BPPV or cervical vertigo bcoz I don't feel vertigo while standing or sitting
It's just like while lying
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It is probably BPPV you are suffering from which typically occurs when you change your head position especially while lying down.If you have a disc with significant bulge you will have symptoms related to radicular pain , tingling numbess as well.
recommend that you try and sleep on your back, as the crystals within your ear canals are less likely to become disturbed and trigger a vertigo attack.Continue with physiotherapy and betahistine 16 mg .
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Hi
Your condition mostly points towards a cervical spine cause rather than BPPV. This is a young age for any surgical correction. You need to stick to proper physiotherapy regularly for improvement of symptoms
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