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Have An Indentation On Forehead, Whooshing Sounds In Ears, Have Dizziness, Extremely Tired. Am I Okay?
Hi I have an indentation on my right forehead , there is a line which then works its way up. This is getting worse. I have loud whooshing sounds in right ear, i suffer from fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue but am unsure of what symptoms are what. I have no nauseous but am very dizzy when walking i have floating objects in eyesight and often cant focus because of my extreme tiredness. The indent began two years ago . Saffron
I am unsure of the indentation on your forehead, it seems to be of recent origin and needs more evaluation. I am sure you must have had the idea of having imaging done to know what the indentation is about. In any ways, the whooshing sounds in ears and dizziness are classical symptoms of vertigo. You need to see an otorhinolaryngologist (ENT doctor) to make sure you do not have any serious condition and to have yourself treated.
I hope this helps. Take care.
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Have An Indentation On Forehead, Whooshing Sounds In Ears, Have Dizziness, Extremely Tired. Am I Okay?
Hello ~ I am unsure of the indentation on your forehead, it seems to be of recent origin and needs more evaluation. I am sure you must have had the idea of having imaging done to know what the indentation is about. In any ways, the whooshing sounds in ears and dizziness are classical symptoms of vertigo. You need to see an otorhinolaryngologist (ENT doctor) to make sure you do not have any serious condition and to have yourself treated. I hope this helps. Take care.