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dizziness and off balance
I am 19 years old and for the last six months ive had the following sypmtoms, dizzeness when i move my head to fast from side to side, off balance when I walk its like i have to walk from one side to the other just to keep balance
when im sitting down my body starts falling over to the left. Thess symptoms started last christmas when my neck became very week and i was dizzy off balance. it ended in febuary two months later. well it started again about 6 months ago again and its started out when i took a nap one day and woke up very dizzy and then when i went to sleep that night i woke up in abouy 15 seconds from going to sleep so dizzy that i fell. Its was terrible! and ive been dizzy and off balance EVERY SINGLE DAY since then. no neck weaknes tho, I have no clue whats wrong with me but i need some help its very deppressing and ist taking a toll on me menntally! any suggestions?
when im sitting down my body starts falling over to the left. Thess symptoms started last christmas when my neck became very week and i was dizzy off balance. it ended in febuary two months later. well it started again about 6 months ago again and its started out when i took a nap one day and woke up very dizzy and then when i went to sleep that night i woke up in abouy 15 seconds from going to sleep so dizzy that i fell. Its was terrible! and ive been dizzy and off balance EVERY SINGLE DAY since then. no neck weaknes tho, I have no clue whats wrong with me but i need some help its very deppressing and ist taking a toll on me menntally! any suggestions?
Hi I've been struggling with similar issues for the past 2 months. However, I just went througha very traumatic event, which I beleive to be the trigger for why i'm so dizzy.
If you haven't already, you need to see your primary care physician, or seek one out. They will be able to take your blood and run it though testing to see a quick peak in the box at your levels etc--good starting point. Then they can start narrowing it down from there.
Also, if you've been under any constant stress, anxiety, or dperession, this can play a huge affect in your body's equilibrium relative to blood flow, oxygen levels, etc.
so get checked, and try to relax....
If you haven't already, you need to see your primary care physician, or seek one out. They will be able to take your blood and run it though testing to see a quick peak in the box at your levels etc--good starting point. Then they can start narrowing it down from there.
Also, if you've been under any constant stress, anxiety, or dperession, this can play a huge affect in your body's equilibrium relative to blood flow, oxygen levels, etc.
so get checked, and try to relax....
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