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Vestibular neuritis / balance issues

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bluerider63 bluerider63 RegularOP
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#1 ·
Hey there.

A few days ago, someone really close to me just got hit out of nowhere with this massive wave of vertigo, coupled with a killer headache, vomiting, and that soul-crushing exhaustion that just won't quit. They rushed through all the ER tests, and we finally got the results back today—turns out it's inflammation of the vestibular nerve. The doctor put them on Meclizine and Neurobion. I've been scouring the web but I'm having a hard time finding anything specific about this exact combo or condition, so if anyone here actually knows their stuff, could you let me know how serious we're talking? Any potential complications or maybe a solid link that explains this better?

Thanks.
John Ward84 John Ward84 Newcomer
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#2 ·
Did she start experiencing any of that ringing or buzzing in her ears yet?
bluerider63 bluerider63 RegularOP
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#3 ·
John Ward84 said:Did she start getting any ringing or buzzing in her ears too?

Nah, nothing like that—no ringing or hearing issues at all, and the doctors confirmed everything looks clean on the tests.
John Ward84 John Ward84 Newcomer
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If you don't have that, then honestly, you're doing alright. I've been dealing with this constant ringing in my ears for about seven years now, and every once in a while, I get these similar symptoms too, and I just can't seem to shake them off no matter what I try.
bluerider63 bluerider63 RegularOP
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John Ward84 said:Honestly, if you don't have it, consider yourself lucky. I've been dealing with this constant ringing in my ears for seven years now, along with these random symptoms popping up out of nowhere, and no matter what I try, I just can't shake it.

What’s the word from the doctors? Have you tried any actual treatment yet?
placidorca16 placidorca16 Active Member
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#6 ·
It could be coming from your spine, but there are plenty of other possibilities—honestly. You should probably start with a full neurological workup just to be safe.
redeagle96 redeagle96 Member
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#7 ·
bluerider63 said:Hey everyone.

A loved one of mine suddenly came down with intense dizziness a few days ago, along with headaches, vomiting, and feeling wiped out every single day. They rushed to get some tests done, and the results just came back today—it turns out there’s inflammation in the vestibular nerve. The doctor prescribed Meclizine and Neurobion. Since I'm having a hard time finding much info online about this specific issue, I was hoping anyone with more experience could weigh in. How serious is this really? Are there certain complications to watch out for, or maybe a helpful link you could share?

Thanks.

I went through this myself. I'll send you a DM.

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