dizzy and ringing ears:/

[coopsluv409]

Hi I'm 24 with 2 kids and for a few months now I've been gettin really bad dizzy spells and my ears will start ringing at first it wasn't so bad bt as the months have gone by they have become more frequent and now it's gotten to the point where I get so dizzy I almost or I do pass out and the ringing ears have made my head hurt so bad(to the point of tears) and a few times I've lost my sight n hearing.. I was told it was hbp bt my Dr says that's not the case..I just wanna knw if anyone else has any idea of what could be wrong with me....it scares me sometimes esleslespecially when I'm driving and it happens and I've either got one or both of my children in the car cuz I've had to pull over a few times because of it....

[gymdandee]

If the following doesn't help then I suggest seeing a Neurologist who will check your problem. The exercise below takes time to be effective so don't expect it to help right away.


https://search.yahoo.com/yhs/search?p=vertigo+treatment+exercises&ei=UTF-8&hspart=mozilla&hsimp=yhs-001

[specialmom]

Hi there.  I had vertigo due to an inner ear issue which was dysfunction with my Eustachian tube.  I was told that I most likely had a virus that caused swelling in my inner ear which lead to this.  I suffered this for several months and it was a nightmare.  When the vertigo would hit, I'd be in bed, not able to move, vomiting if I did, intense nausea.  Basically good for nothing!  And I'm the mom of two kids so this was unacceptable.  My primary care doctor sent me to an ENT>  I was taught to do something called reverse ear pops.  This is how you do it, hold your nose and blow.  Your ears will pop.  Do it over and over.  Then you have to gulp to feel 'normal' again after each one like you do on an airplane.  I did this many times a day.  My issue went away.  

Now, I DID this under the direction of an ear nose and throat doctor.  My suggestion is to see your doctor or this specialty.  They can do rehabilitation exercises to get things back to normal (which the ear pops are an example of).  So, please see your doctor for a referral to an ENT as I think this could make a huge difference.  good luck