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Vertigo, Vertin , Nootropil. Can Stop Taking Vertin?
I am suffering from Vertigo for last three months. The Doctor gave me 16 mg Vertin three times a day along with Nootropil 800 mg three times a day. As there was no reliefe after taking for two weeks, the doctor increased Vertin to 24 mg. After taking for 10 days I feel 50% better. I have completed Nootropil 800 mg after using 90 tabalets. Now the doctor asked me to stop. Now on my own accord I stopped even taking Vertin for last two days and I feel better with very little giddiness. I take 45 minutes brisk walking in the morning at 5 am and do other exeercises (mild) bending and stretching . Can I stop Vertin totally now? Shall take any other medicine for total cure? CHANDRASHAKER
Tue, 29 Oct 2013
hi i had gone through your query and understand your concerns.
-first you know the what is the underlying causes for the development of vertigo?.
because vertigo is not a disease per se ,it is only a symptom or complaint of another disease.
-i would come up with the following possibilities,
cervical spondylosis.
BPPV
orthosatic hypotenstion
blood pressure
anemia
you need rule out the underlying cause then take appropriate treatment for permanent cure
don t use medicines on symptomatic basis is strictly advise for you
wishing you good health
-first you know the what is the underlying causes for the development of vertigo?.
because vertigo is not a disease per se ,it is only a symptom or complaint of another disease.
-i would come up with the following possibilities,
cervical spondylosis.
BPPV
orthosatic hypotenstion
blood pressure
anemia
you need rule out the underlying cause then take appropriate treatment for permanent cure
don t use medicines on symptomatic basis is strictly advise for you
wishing you good health
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