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Dizziness, Imbalance, Nausea On Waking Up. Causes For Symptoms?

I woke up at seven this morning and left to my grandmothers house, then I fell back asleep for about an hour and once I looked up, everything was turning & spinning, I had trouble walking to the bathroom and I feel like Peuking, although not that much anymore, I didn t not get up really fast. I don t know what s wrong, please help.
Fri, 14 Sep 2012
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Hi,
Vertigo can be due to several reasons like a problem in the inner ear, a issue with the brain, substance abuse like alcohol or drug abuse etc. There can be other causes as well such as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo etc. We would need a detailed history and exam to find out the exact cause.
If you have not been using drugs or abusing alcohol, I would suggest that you see your general physician for a preliminary ear and eye exam.
I hope that helps
Regards
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Dizziness, Imbalance, Nausea On Waking Up. Causes For Symptoms?

Hi, Vertigo can be due to several reasons like a problem in the inner ear, a issue with the brain, substance abuse like alcohol or drug abuse etc. There can be other causes as well such as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo etc. We would need a detailed history and exam to find out the exact cause. If you have not been using drugs or abusing alcohol, I would suggest that you see your general physician for a preliminary ear and eye exam. I hope that helps Regards