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Headache, Dizziness, Imbalance, Blurred Vision. Causes And Treatment For Symptoms?

Hi, I ve had a headache on top of dizzinessfor the past few days every timei try to sit up or get up I feel as if I m about to fall especially when leaned to the right my vision is blurred worst than what my visionalready is when I walk my balance is completely off i keep sleeping and cant tend to my kids I went to the er they barelychecked me and just gave somethingfor dizzinessbut its still there I don t know what s wrong with me
Sat, 20 Jul 2013
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Hi ! From your symptoms, it seems to be some kind of neurological problem along with possible pressure effect on the nerves of eyes.
This could also be due simply to attacks of migraine.
But not to miss anything, you should get yourself reviewed by a Neurologist, who may advise you for a MRI scan of brain and an ophthalmological examination before drawing any conclusion.
Wishing you an early recovery.
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Headache, Dizziness, Imbalance, Blurred Vision. Causes And Treatment For Symptoms?

Hi ! From your symptoms, it seems to be some kind of neurological problem along with possible pressure effect on the nerves of eyes. This could also be due simply to attacks of migraine. But not to miss anything, you should get yourself reviewed by a Neurologist, who may advise you for a MRI scan of brain and an ophthalmological examination before drawing any conclusion. Wishing you an early recovery.