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inside head wobblies
My sister has been complaining for about 1 year now about her head wobbles inside only which makes it hard for her to function she has to sit back and hope it calms down so she walk or do anything it takes a lot out of her.
I feel so bad for her she is 62 years old has cerebral palsy she starting losing her balance and now this.
She has seen many doctors and had many test and no one can tell us why this is happing to her...
Please help me find someone that can help her....
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I feel so bad for her she is 62 years old has cerebral palsy she starting losing her balance and now this.
She has seen many doctors and had many test and no one can tell us why this is happing to her...
Please help me find someone that can help her....
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MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi,
Maintaining body balance is a function of the cerebellum which is an integral part of the brain. Also issues with the middle and inner ear can cause your sister to lose balance. Head wobbling or giddiness or feeling fuzzy can be due to low blood pressure, anaemia, ear problems and central nervous system problems. Hence you should take the opinion of a neurologist and a ENT expert.
The answer is based on information provided. Exact advice is not possible without a proper examination and investigations. You are requested to consult your Doctor. Take care and keep us posted.
Maintaining body balance is a function of the cerebellum which is an integral part of the brain. Also issues with the middle and inner ear can cause your sister to lose balance. Head wobbling or giddiness or feeling fuzzy can be due to low blood pressure, anaemia, ear problems and central nervous system problems. Hence you should take the opinion of a neurologist and a ENT expert.
The answer is based on information provided. Exact advice is not possible without a proper examination and investigations. You are requested to consult your Doctor. Take care and keep us posted.
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