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August 13, 2024
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Yes, daily vestibular migraines since Covid in 2020. Had to retire.

August 17, 2024
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This vertigo thing happened to me one few times ( I didn’t know what it was) well one I was getting ready for bed and the strangest thing happened I started feeling dizzy so as I went to lay down in bed and the room started to spin I felt so nauseous I just know what was wrong with me I thought I was about to have a stroke so when I got to my doctors appointment I them what was going on with me the NP explained to me that this vertigo and it was small crystals released off into my ear to make the room spin and the room would spin while I was lying down in bed but I never diagnosed with vertigo

August 13, 2024
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Yes, vestibular migraines can cause severe balance issues. Symptoms of vestibular migraine include:

- Vertigo (a spinning sensation)
- Dizziness
- Loss of balance (unsteadiness)
- Sensitivity to motion (motion sickness)

These symptoms can be quite debilitating and may not always occur alongside the typical migraine Show Full Answer

Yes, vestibular migraines can cause severe balance issues. Symptoms of vestibular migraine include:

- Vertigo (a spinning sensation)
- Dizziness
- Loss of balance (unsteadiness)
- Sensitivity to motion (motion sickness)

These symptoms can be quite debilitating and may not always occur alongside the typical migraine symptoms like severe headache, nausea, or sensitivity to light and noise. If you suspect you have vestibular migraines, it's important to consult a neurologist for an accurate diagnosis.

August 13, 2024

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