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drugs causing dizziness at a regular time
by Joerg, Mar 25, 2005 12:00AM
After a stroke in 2001, and several grand mal seizures (the last one a year ago, before that, 18 months earlier), I was prescribed
Dilantin ((4)100mg x daily at 8am and 8 pm), Neurontin ((3)100mg x daily at 6am, 11am, and 8pm), procardia XL ((30mg) daily), vallium 2mg occasionally, lopressor ((2)50mg twice daily 6am and 8am) and one baby aspirin.
I am trying to find the cause of a regularly timed dizziness, spacticity type cramp-up attack which occurs twice a day around 10 am and again in the late afternoon. No matter what activity I am engaged in, I still get the symptoms.I have no help except with vallium which I am trying to avoid.
Is there an explanation for these symptoms?
Thanks in advance,
Joerg
Dilantin ((4)100mg x daily at 8am and 8 pm), Neurontin ((3)100mg x daily at 6am, 11am, and 8pm), procardia XL ((30mg) daily), vallium 2mg occasionally, lopressor ((2)50mg twice daily 6am and 8am) and one baby aspirin.
I am trying to find the cause of a regularly timed dizziness, spacticity type cramp-up attack which occurs twice a day around 10 am and again in the late afternoon. No matter what activity I am engaged in, I still get the symptoms.I have no help except with vallium which I am trying to avoid.
Is there an explanation for these symptoms?
Thanks in advance,
Joerg
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