Recently, I’ve been experiencing a strange sensation where stationary objects appear to move for a few seconds, even though they are not actually moving. It takes a few seconds for my perception to adjust and for me to recognise that the object is stationary. I also sometimes experience this after travelling in a car or train, as if the surroundings are still moving even after the vehicle has stopped. I’ve also noticed that judging distances and spatial positioning sometimes takes a little longer than usual, as though my visual perception is delayed.
I’ve had my eyes checked, and my ophthalmologist said there was no apparent eye-related issue. What could be causing these symptoms? Could it be related to the inner ear, vestibular system, or a neurological issue? Should I consult an ENT specialist or a neurologist first? In routine blood test only vitamin d deficiency so taking supplement for it.
What are all the side effects that occur due to taking iv iron infusion
My doctor has told me to take infusions on day 1 and day 3.
Also I'm supposed to take vit B12 injection weekly once for 2 weeks
Today I'm taking iron infusion, is it ok to take B12 injection tomorrow
Is there any problem with taking Vitamin C for 3 months for skin brightening? Do people who take Vitamin C tablets get kidney stones?
I am experiencing sudden, sharp pain on both sides of my back ribs. The pain is severe, around 8/10, and I do not have any other symptoms, and there is no pain while breathing.
Could this pain be caused by gas, acidity, muscle spasms, or some other problem? What could be the possible cause, and what should I do to get relief? Do I need any tests or a physical examination?
Please suggest what might be causing this pain and advise me on the next steps.
Thank you
My vitamin b12 is on the lower end of the normal range (~300). Is it better to take injections or continue on vitamin supplements?
