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The New-Test Forum - Sinuses

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I went to the ER again. My blood work was fine, no missing white cells, all very high. But, the vertigo and disorientation is being caused by something in my Inner Ear. They gave me some anti-dizzy medicine that is also an antihisimine. I think it will help. I just have a few questions. Can Inner Ear problems cause the sides of my neck to hurt? How about my eyes and my sinuses. Thank you. I love you all, take care and God Bless. Jessika	bowlegged_caterpillar 5/30/2006	.
Yes they can. The ativert they gave you will help with the dizziness, but you will need to take something to drain the inner ear. Musinex (oc) is good for this or a steroidal nasal spray (rx). I am guessing from the date of your post that you have probably gotten a resolution to this. If so, please post your results for others who need direction. Thanks	JDanMan 8/21/2006	.
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