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What Is The Treatment For Dizziness?

Hello, please i am confused and i need help. I chewed marijuana last month and the next morning i was having problem when i am walking.. dizziness as if i am going to fall down,severe headache,confused,anxiety so i thought it was malaria so a doctor prescribed some medicines for me and i took but yet still i am feeling dizzy and difficult to sleep and concentrate.. My dizziness goes away and it comes back again and it has been worrying me for three weeks now still i feel dizzy(balance disorder)..please i need help
Fri, 27 May 2016
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Hi,
You need to find out the exact cause of dizziness.
Does the surroundings rotate?
Vertigo due to ear problems usually present like that. And usually associated with vomiting.
There are a multitude of causes for dizziness.
Since it comes and goes away, it could be due to ear problems because your labyrinth has a tendency to adjust itself.
A few exercise tests, like Hallpikes manoeuvre can help in diagnosis. I think it is better to visit a specialist at this point of time.
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What Is The Treatment For Dizziness?

Hi, You need to find out the exact cause of dizziness. Does the surroundings rotate? Vertigo due to ear problems usually present like that. And usually associated with vomiting. There are a multitude of causes for dizziness. Since it comes and goes away, it could be due to ear problems because your labyrinth has a tendency to adjust itself. A few exercise tests, like Hallpikes manoeuvre can help in diagnosis. I think it is better to visit a specialist at this point of time.