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What Causes Ringing In The Ears And Dizziness?

I get dizzy and it last about 20 seconds and My ears rings ever once in awhile and now I m seeing black spots every time I get up after I get off the floor and I got wait tell my eyes a just before I can start walking and My doctor gave all kinds of test but still can t find what is wrong and I need find out what is wrong its getting worse doing it happing more often now
Mon, 27 Feb 2017
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Hi, thanks for your question.

Your symptoms strongly indicate a confition called Peripheral vertigo. Vertigo refers to dizziness and blurred vision which occurs with a sudden head movement or change of posture. It occurs with ear ringing and occasional hearing loss in peripheral vertigo. This condition may be caused by ear infectons, diseases of the bone of the ear, and inflammation or tumor of the nerve required for hearing.

I suggest you revisit your primary care doctor for a referral to an Ear/Nose/throat specialist and suggest the above to them for consideration and evaluation.

The detected cause of the vertigo would determine the line of management. I hope I have answered your question

Best wishes.
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What Causes Ringing In The Ears And Dizziness?

Hi, thanks for your question. Your symptoms strongly indicate a confition called Peripheral vertigo. Vertigo refers to dizziness and blurred vision which occurs with a sudden head movement or change of posture. It occurs with ear ringing and occasional hearing loss in peripheral vertigo. This condition may be caused by ear infectons, diseases of the bone of the ear, and inflammation or tumor of the nerve required for hearing. I suggest you revisit your primary care doctor for a referral to an Ear/Nose/throat specialist and suggest the above to them for consideration and evaluation. The detected cause of the vertigo would determine the line of management. I hope I have answered your question Best wishes.