BPPV? OR IS IT..

[adammane]

20 YEAR OLD MALE FROM UK
Two weeks ago i woke up with a blocked right ear.. i continued my day as normal and then went to bed. At 4am i woke up with a severe vertigo attacked which i went hospital and they said its 'Labrynthitis' and it should go away within a week and if it don't then visit your GP. First 3-4 days i had severe vertigo stopping me from doing anything i had to lay in bed in the same position. It slowly got better but it was still bad.

After a week i went to my GP and then they told me it is 'BPPV' and not labrynthitis.
Now im really confused.
My symptoms now are much better.. i only get vertigo when i do sudden movement or when i go to bend down to do my shoe laces or something. But now i have got severe tinnitus in my right ear ( same ear that was blocked at beginning ) i have constant loud buzzing in my right ear. its the same noise as a long clubbing session where ur ears buzzed from loud music.

Please help.. its quite scary not knowing what it is for sure and why my ears ringing like this

[Caryopteris]

If it is benign positional vertigo, there is physical therapy that can fix it.  Google physical therapy for benign positional vertigo.  It's just a series of positions that a physical therapist puts you in called Semont and Epley Maneuvers.  You can attempt the home version.  Just google BPPV and home exercises or something like that.  

[Caryopteris]

If it is benign positional vertigo, there is physical therapy that can fix it.  Google physical therapy for benign positional vertigo.  It's just a series of positions that a physical therapist puts you in called Semont and Epley Maneuvers.  You can attempt the home version.  Just google BPPV and home exercises or something like that.  

[tmdcedar]

My tinnitus and BPV came from too much loud music while in a recording studio in my youth and also flying on tours with recording artists.  It went away until 30 yrs later while sleeping in bed I rolled to my left side and it began the journey I now suffer with.  This includes occasional vertigo and the loudest sounds in my ears 24/7.  There is no cure for it.  I keep watching "hearing" publications hoping to find some relief.