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Suggest Treatment For Dizziness And Fluttering Sensation In Eye

Hi. Yesterday i felt extreme dizzy with fluttering eyes and no balance whatsoever. The room seemed to be wavy and this proceed over 10mins. I fell asleep immediately after and when i woke up i was ok again. I did not have a headache before the episode and i was simply walking around when it occur.Any ideas? My BP was normal and it felt like someone hit me in the head right before it happen.
Thu, 8 Oct 2015
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

From the symptoms described, you may have experienced vertigo.

This causes the feeling as though the person or environment is moving.

It is most commonly related to the inner ear though there are also other causes.
The inner ear causes are BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo), menieres disease and vestibular neuronitis.

None of these are life threatening but they can be irritating because of the vertigo

IF it recurs, you can visit your doctor for examination to determine the cause and initiate treatment.

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Suggest Treatment For Dizziness And Fluttering Sensation In Eye

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic From the symptoms described, you may have experienced vertigo. This causes the feeling as though the person or environment is moving. It is most commonly related to the inner ear though there are also other causes. The inner ear causes are BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo), menieres disease and vestibular neuronitis. None of these are life threatening but they can be irritating because of the vertigo IF it recurs, you can visit your doctor for examination to determine the cause and initiate treatment. I hope this helps