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Vertigo sensatiom
Hello dr,am hypothyroid pagient
am feeling vertigo since 8-10 days
while lying down and when im getting my head from the pillow
In my recent test ,T3 level slightly got low
My query is ,are these symptoms occuring due to low T3 or do i need to see orthopaedic dr.
kindly have a look to my report and help me out for this
thank u...
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Needs to be evaluated.
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No T3 or thyroid issue do not cause vertigo symptoms. Take spin free tab or visit a ENT clinic
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It may not be due to your thyroid
Vertigo may be due to changes in your blood sugars, blood pressure and pressure difference in your ear.
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get your BP , Fasting sugers done consult ENT for early chekup
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Hi,
You don't need to worry about your T3 levels. That is not responsible for your symptoms. You can have mild fluctuations with your T3 normally or even if you are recovering from a mild illness
Do check your sugars. You can have vertigo like symptoms with low or high sugars too.
Lastly, it can be related to small changes within your ear also.
Consult if required at any point!
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Hi get a followup for your Hypothyroidism and this might be BPPV. For medication contact Carna Health Centre Nagarbhavi Bangalore for a consultation
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It’s most likely BPPV
Need examination and some manual to relieve your symptoms
Kindly consult
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Avoid fried food and spicy food
Water intake more
Green leafy vegetables and fruits
Do connect and consult
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Dr. Ram Brahma Reddy
Diabetologist
6 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It's looks like BPPV
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