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Suggest Treatment For Vertigo In Case Of Cervical Spondylosis

my mother ios 82 year old keeps,old case of cerviccal spodylosos ,keeps having giddiness spl while getting up or in the process of lyibg down hwiohc alst for few mts and then settles down.She uses haering aid too.Currtent medication tab dizitec and prothiaden 25..known hypertensive on medication but stabilised ..MRI head is non significant ..any advise on medication ..how long can she take these d drugs ..thks
Mon, 7 Dec 2015
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Giddiness or vertiginous sensations during changing position (as you mention while getting up or process of lying down and lasting for few minutes ) suggest diagnosis of BPPV [Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo]. Dizitac can be effective for symptomatic control. But I not suggest to continue Prothiadine for this problem.
Also effective may be Apley maneuver (also called the CRP or canalith repositioning procedure).
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Suggest Treatment For Vertigo In Case Of Cervical Spondylosis

Giddiness or vertiginous sensations during changing position (as you mention while getting up or process of lying down and lasting for few minutes ) suggest diagnosis of BPPV [Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo]. Dizitac can be effective for symptomatic control. But I not suggest to continue Prothiadine for this problem. Also effective may be Apley maneuver (also called the CRP or canalith repositioning procedure).