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Mild Giddiness At Night Post Eating, Advised To Use Thin Pillow. Due To Excessive Travelling?
Hi I am 38yrs old, 64kgs weight, 5 5 height, Medium built. No complaints of BP or any other sort of thing till date. I experience mild giddiness during night immediately after dinner & continues till 2 hours from the time I get from Bed. This comes once in 5 or 6 months & remains for a week time. This is there for past 5 to 6 years. Doctor advised to use thin pillow. Still this repeats every 6 months. I travel 120 kms a day by bus. What could be the reason for this.
hi welcome to HCM -i had gone through your query and understand your concerns. i would come up with the possibility of CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS may be the cause for your sufferings.
-degenerative changes in the cervical spine may produce this complaints. -obesity -lack physical exercises -poor diet with deficiency of calcium ,are some causative factors.
X-RAY for cervical spine may confirm the diagnosis
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Mild Giddiness At Night Post Eating, Advised To Use Thin Pillow. Due To Excessive Travelling?
hi welcome to HCM -i had gone through your query and understand your concerns. i would come up with the possibility of CERVICAL SPONDYLOSIS may be the cause for your sufferings. -degenerative changes in the cervical spine may produce this complaints. -obesity -lack physical exercises -poor diet with deficiency of calcium ,are some causative factors. X-RAY for cervical spine may confirm the diagnosis I hope this is helpful for you, thank you