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Swollen face and feeling dizzy/unsteady

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Kenneth Edwards13 Kenneth Edwards13 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
My face has been looking all puffy lately—eyelids, cheeks, lips, the whole deal—and I’ve got this constant feeling like I’m on a boat that won't stop tilting to the left. Anyone else dealing with this weirdness?
Richard Moore53 Richard Moore53 Active Member
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#2 ·
Allergies... is this something you deal with constantly, or does it only flare up after you eat certain things?
Kenneth Edwards13 Kenneth Edwards13 NewcomerOP
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#3 ·
Dunno. Honestly, no clue—never had any allergies before.
Richard Moore53 Richard Moore53 Active Member
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#4 ·
Jessica Parker32 said:I honestly don't know. I've never dealt with any allergies before.

Is this something you deal with constantly... or just every now and then?
Kenneth Edwards13 Kenneth Edwards13 NewcomerOP
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#5 ·
I keep getting this weird sensation like I'm rocking or sinking to the left—it’s constant. My swelling had actually gone down for a bit, but then I got sick, and now everything is swollen again. It just comes and goes, you know?
Richard Moore53 Richard Moore53 Active Member
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#6 ·
Jessica Parker32 said:I’ve been dealing with this constant sensation of swaying and sinking toward the left. The swelling had actually started to subside, but then I caught a bug, and now the swelling is back in full force. It fluctuates constantly—some days it's manageable, other days it's intense.

Has it occurred to you to call your doctor about that swelling immediately? Seriously... this isn't something to play around with.
Kenneth Edwards13 Kenneth Edwards13 NewcomerOP
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#7 ·
So my mom’s doctor is a specialist, and after doing an EEG, some neck imaging, and those balance tests for the inner ear—everything came back totally fine.
Kenneth Edwards13 Kenneth Edwards13 NewcomerOP
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#8 ·
All I’ve got going for me is hypothermia—and my TSH still hasn't even hit the normal range. Started upping my hormone dose, too. My husband's aunt is insisting I go get a sinus X-ray or something.
Richard Moore53 Richard Moore53 Active Member
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Jessica Parker32 said:All I’ve got going on right now is hypothyroidism, and my TSH levels haven't even hit the normal range yet. I’ve started up on a higher dose of hormones. My husband’s aunt mentioned I should probably get an X-ray for my sinuses.

Aha, well, it might be stemming from that then... Honestly, I'm just glad everything else is okay. Hopefully, those hormone levels will level out soon. As for the sinuses, if that were the culprit, you'd likely have a runny nose and a constant headache to go along with it. I wouldn't put much stock in the sinus theory.
Kenneth Edwards13 Kenneth Edwards13 NewcomerOP
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#10 ·
So, yeah—spent the last few days basically just blowing my nose and sneezing like crazy.
Kenneth Edwards13 Kenneth Edwards13 NewcomerOP
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#11 ·
Plus my head was killing me—right around the eyes. Honestly, everything just hurt.
Kenneth Edwards13 Kenneth Edwards13 NewcomerOP
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#12 ·
So, I've got chronically low blood pressure. Right now it's sitting at 88/58—usually it stays around 90/60. If it ever hits 110, I basically consider it a national holiday.
wanderingcrane51 wanderingcrane51 Newcomer
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Jessica Parker32 said:My head was absolutely killing me right behind the eyes. Honestly, my whole body was just aching everywhere.

It’s definitely sinus issues.
Kenneth Edwards13 Kenneth Edwards13 NewcomerOP
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#14 ·
So, you dealing with any wobbling or swelling issues?

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