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Suggest Treatment For Dizziness, Blurred Vision And Left Ear Inflammation

Hi doc,I feel dizzy,have brr vision and feel like failing when I bend down,and I have a hissing noise in my head and louder at night.i went to see the ear doctor and he said my notrils and left ear were inflamed and some water on the right ear,it s been 2 weeks and I m still feeling dizzy and it s worse when waking up,feel like spinning
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Dizziness/spinning sensation,ringing in ears and visualization of fluid in ears points to a diagnosis of otitis media with effusion.This usually develops following acute middle ear infection.The focus is usually nose.Such cases are treated by nasal drops (oxymetazoline 1%),steroid nasal spray.You might require a course of steroids depending of improvement.Please consult your ENT doctor for the same.
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Suggest Treatment For Dizziness, Blurred Vision And Left Ear Inflammation

Dizziness/spinning sensation,ringing in ears and visualization of fluid in ears points to a diagnosis of otitis media with effusion.This usually develops following acute middle ear infection.The focus is usually nose.Such cases are treated by nasal drops (oxymetazoline 1%),steroid nasal spray.You might require a course of steroids depending of improvement.Please consult your ENT doctor for the same.