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Dizziness when lying down
8 days ago, my head suddenly got dizzy while i was lying on the bed. And since that day, i started noticing that whenever i put my head on the pillow and try to move my head, i feel dizzy for a second, and without pillow, its absolutely fine. And yesterday, while looking up, i suddenly got dizzy severely. And now whenever i am lying down also, i get dizzy for a second. Is it because of my neck? Because i have a bit neck pain also. And since some months, my neck is getting strained a lot. I am really worried about the dizziness. Please help 🙏
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Avoid high pillow Reduction may help you
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Dizziness on positional change can be due to vestibular problem .. you can also try reducing the height of pillow if you are using two pillows..
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If symptoms persist ,get a consultation
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It can be neurogenic or due to cervical spond. Consult privately as need more information to understand better , prescribe some tests and then advise you with management options
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Consult a neurologist.
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Likely you have Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. It's a treatable condition. Try epliey manuer and medicine are available for treatment by prescription.
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