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What Causes Pressure In Neck Along With Dizziness?

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Posted on Tue, 30 Dec 2014
Question: I hear a swooshing sound in my ears and pressure in my neck. Sometimes I get dizzy when I stand up. Who would be the best speacialist to see? I believe I have a thyroid problem but all blood work has been in normal range.
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Answered by Dr. Naveen Kumar Nanjasetty (18 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
You need to consult both Internist and an ENT specialist

Detailed Answer:
Hi

Thanks for posting the query

After going through the history, I do feel, you could be having orthostatic hypotension with Eustachian tube related issues or inner ear related problems.

You need to consult both Internist and an ENT specialist to diagnose the actual cause of the problem. It is good to know that your thyroid function tests are normal. If you feel there is thyroid problem because of neck discomfort, then, other causes such as cervical spondylosis or laryngo-pharyngeal reflux needs to be ruled out. All these can be evaluated by the above doctors.

Hope I have answered your query; I will be available for the follow-up queries.

Regards
Dr. Naveen Kumar N.
ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon
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What Causes Pressure In Neck Along With Dizziness?

Brief Answer: You need to consult both Internist and an ENT specialist Detailed Answer: Hi Thanks for posting the query After going through the history, I do feel, you could be having orthostatic hypotension with Eustachian tube related issues or inner ear related problems. You need to consult both Internist and an ENT specialist to diagnose the actual cause of the problem. It is good to know that your thyroid function tests are normal. If you feel there is thyroid problem because of neck discomfort, then, other causes such as cervical spondylosis or laryngo-pharyngeal reflux needs to be ruled out. All these can be evaluated by the above doctors. Hope I have answered your query; I will be available for the follow-up queries. Regards Dr. Naveen Kumar N. ENT and Head & Neck Surgeon