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Unexplained Dizziness

by red_arrows, May 15, 2008 04:40AM
Hi, I am a 19 year old female and i have been dizzy since January this year. I had a blood test which indicated i have a high ESR and i have just had a hospital appoinment with a neuologist and he can't find out what is causing my dizziness. I have an MRI and nothing showed up either.
I was wondering if there was anything else the doctors could of missed becuase my dizziness hasn't gone away?

Thanks

Charlotte
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by DrNavneetMD, May 15, 2008 05:08AM
To: red_arrows
Hello Dear,
As your dizziness is unexplained the following might help you;
The key causes that lead to dizziness are;
- Sudden drop in blood pressure or dehydration which may inhibit blood to the brain causing lightheadedness.
- Dizziness may be accompanied by various disorders such as: allergies, hypoglycemia, common cold, fever, diarrhea, vomiting or flu.
- Loss of balance or spinning sensation may be related to a malfunction in at least two of three main organs that contribute to our sense of balance: inner ears, eyes or the nervous system.
- Serious disorders that may cause dizziness are: stroke, heart attack, severe drop in blood pressure.
You can try some easy remedies at home like;
- Enhance maintaining balance by learning exercises from a trained physiotherapist
- Reduce stress
- Practice Aerobic exercises
- Develop a regular sleep pattern
- Treat the disorder which is causing dizziness
You should avoid diet drinks,tobacco,caffeine,take plenty of water to ensure the blood pressure does not dropdue to exercise, high stress activitie hot climate.
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