Dizziness will not go away!

[vgwa5872]

I have been suffering with dizziness off and on for the last 6 months.  6 months ago, when it started, I went to my GP 4 times and she ran all sorts of blood tests and finally concluded that I am depressed.  I have suffered with anxiety for several years so that didn't suprise me.  I'm a 26 year old female.  She prescribed me Celexa, but I hate taking medicine, so I haven't taken it yet.  The dizziness subsided after a month and now it's back.  I feel like I am going crazy!  It has taken most of the joy out of my life.  I don't have energy to play with my 2 year old daughter anymore.  Getting through a day at work is torture.  I am afraid to take the Celexa because I've heard so many things about side effects and withdrawals when you try to stop.  Should I go back to the doctor or try the Celexa?  Anybody else suffer with this same thing?  

[MMomma]

were in the same boat, I was prescibed celexa like 3 weeks ago but have yet to take it because I had a bad recation to paxil. Everybody tell me that it can help if i would just take it but everytime i get the pill to my mouth i can't seem to take it.

[fastasian79]

Have enough sleep, eat healthy (no processed food), drink alot of water (no soda/coffee..etc) and exercise would help alot.

I heard taking Vitamin B would help it too...that's why i take vitamin B nowadays.
I'm feeling much much better than i was 7 months ago.  

Everyone is different but it's not hurt to try. :)

Goodluck

[musicchick581]

Yes. I'm not depressed but have dizziness and anxiety issues too. Do deep breathing from your lower abdomen, in through your nose and out through your mouth for 15 minutes, slowly. Twice a day or more. Also try fish oil/cod liver oil. It is said to reverse  depression in studies. It comes in liquid or capsul. You can google it for more information. I read that the EPA is better than the DHA for depression  because your body makes DHA already but not EPA. You can google all that too. I'd see a natural doctor as well. Those meds can make depression worse.