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I'm facing dizziness all the time, joint pains, cracked heels under my feet, left ear pain, can't focus on moving objects, hollow sound on my head. What could these be?
BP is ,60/100
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Dizziness associated with ear pain and sound could be due to inner ear issues.Consult a ENT specialist in your area for a clinical examination and appropriate management.
Hello,
Your symptoms may be due to a combination of low blood pressure and possible ear/inner ear issues, along with possible vitamin or thyroid deficiency causing joint pains and cracked heels.
Next Steps
I advise:
-Get blood tests (CBC, Vitamin D, B12, Calcium, Thyroid profile, Iron studies).
-ENT checkup for ear pain and dizziness.
Health Tips
Monitor BP regularly, keep well hydrated, and avoid sudden posture changes.
Please visit a physician/ENT soon for proper evaluation.
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As per your symptoms high suspicion of underlaying ear situations
Would like you to go to a ENT specialist and get urself physicaly examined
Also your BP is on lower range could also lead to frequent diziness
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You are having dizziness may be cause of your low BP and suggest possible nutritional Deficiency and balance issues.it can be treated with proper diagnosis
Need more vitals and test to diagnose and further management
Kindly consult for proper diagnosis
Hello Ma’am,
Your low BP (100/60) along with dizziness, joint pains, and ear symptoms suggests weakness, possible nutritional deficiency, or inner ear/balance issues. With some tests and proper management this can be treated and you will feel much better.
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Hi ,
Reviewed your history
Dizziness could be due to drop in BP too
Can you elaborate in detail
Do you have dizziness during any posture change , do you have any ringing sound in your ear,
Get ENT check up done for left ear pain, hollow sounds in head .
For dizziness please share details, is it sensation of falling down or blackness in front of eyes or spinning sensation?
Get Haemoglobin, blood sugar fasting and post meal done.
For low b.p., avoid standing for long time continuously, while sitting spread legs in front.
Take more fluids with little salt, like ors, butter milk, lemonade, etc.
Syp Maltviron 5m.l morning and evening for a month.
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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