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Bppv or concussion
Can forcefully shivering head cause bppv I forcefully shivered my head and I am feeling dizzy and nausea went to the doctor he said as you moved your head so much your bppv has my moved inside ear causing vertigo is it so? My neck is also stiff right now if I continously walk there is no vertigo if I sit and look at something vertigo starts and if I move my head down and again up the there is vertigo so is itBppv or concussion what is it pls specify me as I will not be able to consult pls help me and answer a bit here I have explained everything pls explain me here as I cannot do consultation as I from foreign country pls help
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Yes it's bppv
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Yea it's BPPV.
Because of the movement of head the otolith has been displaced from it's position causing vertigo.
Visit ENT specialist to relocate the otolith.
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Dr. Shaikh Huzaif
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Most probably its bppv along with spasm of neck paraspinal musscles
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