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Vertigo Causing Weakness In The Legs, Double Vision. History Of Stroke Causing Weakness On One Side. Could They Be Related?

i have vertigo and it has given me weakness in my legs stop when i walk as well as dizzyness double vision ect i also had a stroke in 1997 which left my rightside weak cud this b a connection???? my doctor has given me vertigo tablets to take 3times a day and sent a request 4 neurology appointment in the mean time i carnt walk much and cud take a few months to get
Wed, 25 Jul 2012
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Hi,

Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum.

Strokes involving the posterior circulation can cause vertigo, imbalance while walking and double vision. In most cases the symptoms slowly improve/resolve. A few may have residual symptoms.

If your symptoms are recent in onset and not since 1997, you need to be evaluated for fresh stroke. Getting the scans repeated is warranted.

Hope this answers your query.

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Vertigo Causing Weakness In The Legs, Double Vision. History Of Stroke Causing Weakness On One Side. Could They Be Related?

Hi, Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum. Strokes involving the posterior circulation can cause vertigo, imbalance while walking and double vision. In most cases the symptoms slowly improve/resolve. A few may have residual symptoms. If your symptoms are recent in onset and not since 1997, you need to be evaluated for fresh stroke. Getting the scans repeated is warranted. Hope this answers your query. Regards