Dizziness, Heavy Head & Numbness in Left Leg

[shaniii2]

Dear Sweet People,

I am reading medhelp from many days and i am trying to solve my problem through social help and experiences.
I am 27 years old healthy male, couple of years ago my mum passed away and i went into shock and then came my anxiety and depression which i had no idea at the time and last for a year (i was prescribed Cipralex). i started to feeling fine for a year until oct/2015 started, now my head is heavy from last two days and i am feeling dizzy from whole month, my feel vibration in my left foot and my left leg sleeps a lot. my dizzy attacks with sudden movements, i sit i feel dizzy i stand i feel dizzy, i move my head i feel dizzy, i went to my psychiatric again and she prescribed me Zoloft 50mg, my vibrating feeling started after taking zoloft 50mg for a week then i stopped, i didn't went back to my Dr again yet. i feel so sad all the times about my situation, i have weak eyesight, i use computer a lot, i use headphones a lot, i sleep late in nights, i smoke. i know all these things are bad but i get used to use these things while i was totally in anxiety and couldn't sleep whole night. please please tell me something what to do for this 24/7 dizziness. last night i went to ENT Specialist and done some exercising tests and he said everything looks fine. your help will be so appreciated thank you
P.S i am feeling weak also and my body is thrilling maybe because i am scared.

[shaniii2]

Dear @sorreldean
I went to ENT couple of days ago and he said i don't see anything related to inner ear but he do ask me to come after 1 week and ask me to do some exercises. i am typing now and still feeling dizzy, i am using eye glasses from 1 and a half year, my head is heavy even today. dizziness is still here, pins and needle feeling, little numbness in left leg. i don't know what to do?

[sorreldean]

Hi I'm just wondering if your dizziness could be to do with your inner ear as a lot of dizziness you're experiencing could be Meniere's disease. It causes a lot of dizziness so a good idea to have your ears checked by your doctor. If you have weak eyesight it could also be connected to that so maybe an eyesight test. It's well known that if you take a lot of meds - I do thyroid problems - they can cause insomnia if you take them late in the evening. Exercise is a good idea even if it's only streching to start with to get you going, every day a bit more built it up from a few minutes onwards. A lot of your problems seem to have been caused with losing your mum, it is a terrible thing to lose a parent I know and it takes a long time to get over it, be kind and understanding of yourself.

[shaniii2]

Dear @sorreldean

[shaniii2]

sorry i pressed enter :)