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Have Dizziness. Earlier Had Chicken Pox. What To Do?

i am having dizziness really bad what can i do to stop when i turn over in the bed it gives me a rush every time it last for 1min or sometime 2min if i stand up it will stop right away i didnt have this problem until i had chicken pox i am 29 years old anything i can take to stop the dizziness few days ill be find then next day it will just hit me like crazy waiting to here from u doc
Thu, 6 Jun 2013
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Hi and welcome to HCM. Thank you for your query.

Thre are certain neurologic complication of variccella virus and it should be considered in your case so I advice to visit neurologist for further testing because corticosteroid therpay may be necessary. In most cases this is temporary and not serious. There can be disorders of inner ear or viral encephalitis so you need to do some tests if symptoms persist.
Wish you good health. Regards
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Have Dizziness. Earlier Had Chicken Pox. What To Do?

Hi and welcome to HCM. Thank you for your query. Thre are certain neurologic complication of variccella virus and it should be considered in your case so I advice to visit neurologist for further testing because corticosteroid therpay may be necessary. In most cases this is temporary and not serious. There can be disorders of inner ear or viral encephalitis so you need to do some tests if symptoms persist. Wish you good health. Regards