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Earthquake like feeling when laying down
Hi Doctors,
I get this weird earthquake like feeling as if there is shaking of bed or to and fro motion of something at the back of my head when I lay down to sleep. I don't have nausea or headache but I do hear a slight beep in my left ear for a while now.
It motion feeling tends to get worse when I sleep for longer duration, I have been taking vertin for 2-3 days now but I don't think it has made a difference.
Do you think this is something serious? And what should be my course of action. Thanks in advance!
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Likely vertigo ? BPPV
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Take steam inhalation
Continue Vertin 16 mg daily twice after food
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Nithing to worry as such
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Hello
As per symptoms you have spinning sensation while lying down which can be vertigo
Don't understand your earthquake like feeling still...
But yes if u don't have nay other symptoms , than ear can cause episodic vertigo along with heavyness and sound in ear sometimes.
You can change medicines for this
As per your age very less likely to be serious so don't worry
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you can take ENT consultation for better understanding and treatment
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