Waking up with dizziness
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restlessgull82 said:She saw a neurologist back in her ninth month, but they're pointing toward spinal issues. What kind of tests actually confirm that? And what’s the treatment plan look like? I mean, the doctors are insisting it's her spine, but I don't know—it just doesn't feel right because her spinal scans came back relatively normal...
I was just scrolling through some of your old posts, by the way—just wanted to mention that my friend doesn't get dizzy all the time; it's more occasional... maybe once a month or so...
Well, she probably needs a full spinal X-ray. Once that's done, the neurologist can figure out the next steps. Honestly, I deal with similar stuff from my own spine. There's also another test—I think it's called a ccd-g or something similar—which is basically brain imaging while moving, and then there's an EEG, though that's usually for epilepsy if they suspect something else. If it really is a spinal issue, there isn't a magic pill, much like my situation; it's mostly just whatever exercises a physical therapist assigns and general physical therapy.