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Have Vertigo, Head Feels Heavy, Uneasiness When Moving Head Or Neck. Normal MRI. Taking Vertin

Hi I have had repeated bout of vertigo from the past 6 months MRI came out normal. Yesterday after the vertigo episcode my head feels very heavy and if I move my head/ neck I feel very uneasy and feel another one coming..what is the reason and I have taken vertin 28 mg 2 times..I haven t gotten of the couch I feel very scared..
Mon, 25 Feb 2013
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Hello dear...

The reasons for vertigo are:
1. Vestibular system pathology (it is located in inner ear and maintains equilibrium, when affected it can cause vertigo)
2. Cerebro pontine angle tumors
3. Blood related problems- such as recurrent hypoglycemia

Normal MRI is helpful to rule out the presence of any Cerebro pontine angle pathology.
So...it will be better to get your blood sugar levels & blood pressure checked & consult an ENT specialist for proper physical examination.

There is no need to worry...you will be fine.
Wishing you a good health
Thanks & take care.
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Have Vertigo, Head Feels Heavy, Uneasiness When Moving Head Or Neck. Normal MRI. Taking Vertin

Hello dear... The reasons for vertigo are: 1. Vestibular system pathology (it is located in inner ear and maintains equilibrium, when affected it can cause vertigo) 2. Cerebro pontine angle tumors 3. Blood related problems- such as recurrent hypoglycemia Normal MRI is helpful to rule out the presence of any Cerebro pontine angle pathology. So...it will be better to get your blood sugar levels & blood pressure checked & consult an ENT specialist for proper physical examination. There is no need to worry...you will be fine. Wishing you a good health Thanks & take care.