I’ve been experiencing a swaying sensation while sitting at a dining table on a standard chair — specifically on my right side, as though something is subtly off with how I’m grounded, even when perfectly still. It’s not dizziness in the conventional sense — there’s no spinning, no blurring, and I’ve never fainted — but it mimics the unease of dizziness without actually being it. It makes me want to get up and leave rather than stay seated. The sensation is significantly better when sitting on a sofa. Standing still also triggers it, though walking feels manageable. It first began during pregnancy and has persisted since. I did have anxiety alongside this which has improved with gradual exposure work, and I was unable to stand or sit without feeling it but now its majorly when sitting but the swaying sensation itself hasn’t resolved. I’m looking to understand whether this is vestibular, musculoskeletal, or something else — and which specialist would be best placed to evaluate this.
Since 2023, I have been experiencing episodes that start suddenly with blurred vision. After a few minutes, I develop a headache, usually around the temples, and the severity of the headache seems related to how long the blurred vision lasts. Sometimes I also experience nausea, goosebumps, fatigue, and a feeling that I might feel better if I vomit, although I do not always vomit. These episodes initially occurred about once every 3 months, then once a month, and recently every 2–3 weeks. In the last 2 days, I have had back-to-back episodes. Sometimes deep breathing or drinking water seems to help, but I am not sure. My blood sugar is normal, my general blood tests 3 months ago were normal, and an MRI brain scan done in early 2023 was also normal.
Most of the time I have severe pain on right side of the head starting from front and ends to the back.
He is injured by assault 13may 2026 . after few days his facial movement is slightly slow like assymetrical smile, unavailable to eyebrow rising.
Please guide me what to do.
Is treatable or not?
Sir/Madam
My mother 58yrs had compression in C3 to c7 levels in MRI SPINE. But clinical examination reflexes and few symptoms are absent. But heavy weekness, dizziness, walking imbalance, gait walk, falling sensation walking. But no pains , no numbness. Whether it is Cervical Mylopathy or not. Whether clinical examination reflexes and pain mandatory to finalize mylopathy once it's compression clearly shown in MRI Spine. Please help me out with exact guidance. Thankyou.
