dizziness
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dizzy dame
Yup that's me! I have always been somewhat dizzy due to meds I had as a child for epilepsy, however it was never as bad as it became after chemo. Some chemo can cause the hairs in your ears to stop moving which effects hearing and the ability to be stable when walking. I have had to have several physical therapy sessions to help me regain come of my composure, hope this helps.
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Have you had your earsRE said:dizzy dame
Yup that's me! I have always been somewhat dizzy due to meds I had as a child for epilepsy, however it was never as bad as it became after chemo. Some chemo can cause the hairs in your ears to stop moving which effects hearing and the ability to be stable when walking. I have had to have several physical therapy sessions to help me regain come of my composure, hope this helps.
RE
Have you had your ears checked? Before bc, I had a viral infection that caused dizziness. I've also had wax build up that caused dizziness. No fever or other symptons with these.0 -
You might want to have yourRE said:dizzy dame
Yup that's me! I have always been somewhat dizzy due to meds I had as a child for epilepsy, however it was never as bad as it became after chemo. Some chemo can cause the hairs in your ears to stop moving which effects hearing and the ability to be stable when walking. I have had to have several physical therapy sessions to help me regain come of my composure, hope this helps.
RE
You might want to have your ears checked and your blood pressure. Either of them can cause dizziness or light headiness. Let us know what you find out.0 -
diziness
Diziness can be very mysterious. I went through a period where I was dizzy all the time, to the point where it was disrupting my life. This was years before cancer. I had every test in the book, from brain MRIs to vestibular studies of my inner ears, to sleep tests hooked up to an EEG. The only thing they could find was a small tear in my inner ear, but they couldn't really say if that was the problem. The problem went away on its own. It still crops up from time to time, but nothing like it used to be. I hope you find some answers and, better yet, relief. Hugs.
Mimi0 -
Mimimimivac said:diziness
Diziness can be very mysterious. I went through a period where I was dizzy all the time, to the point where it was disrupting my life. This was years before cancer. I had every test in the book, from brain MRIs to vestibular studies of my inner ears, to sleep tests hooked up to an EEG. The only thing they could find was a small tear in my inner ear, but they couldn't really say if that was the problem. The problem went away on its own. It still crops up from time to time, but nothing like it used to be. I hope you find some answers and, better yet, relief. Hugs.
Mimi
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