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Vertigo problem
I have been diagnosed with bppv for a month. I have already taken vertin -24 mg for 20 days yet there are no major improvement.
Last time epley maneuver which indicated no vertigo. Yet i had episode of vertigo for whole day.
What are the possible scenarios if vertigo last for full day
Other symptoms are
Ear fullness (3-4 times)
Trembling (once)
Flatulence and gas
Nausea
There is no hear loss and constant pain and ringing in ear.
I have following other questions
Is diarrhoea associated with this ?
Can being on screen or mobile be the trigger ?
Do i need double pillow while sleeping?
Can this lead to any major problem?
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Is your vertigo associated with any posture changes?
How much duration does your vertigo lasts?
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Sorry to hear about your symptoms , a detailed history would be more helpful so a video consultation If feasible would be better
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Dr. R Rohiwal
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
36 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Your problem of Vertigo as diagnosed to be BPPV.. you need a consultation to evaluate completely the Vestibular system responsible for the maintenance of balance
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There are now investigations are available with the state of the art technology and more pin point & correct diagnosis can be made regarding the aetiology
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Consultation & evaluation needed
Continuing the medicines is not the answer
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