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Suggest Treatment For Vomiting, Fever And Nausea In A Teenager

My 13 year old started occasional nausea dizziness vomiting & fever since past 10 years . Now since past 3 months he is facing severe migraine headaches wid Vertigo . Headaches r in control but d vertigo dizziness is Der throughout d day . Specially when he tries to read or write or paint . He experiences continuous dizziness every 5 minutes has even fainted many times His MRA & Audiometry r normal Medicines Divaa OD Betavert cetadom naramex inmeun tipsmac strugeron & pan 40 Please help
Mon, 16 Nov 2015
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Hi there.
Your child has been through a lot and hope we can help.
Now you have had him checked for ear and related problems but i suggest you also consult a neurologist and rule out Seizures. Now sometimes seizures may come without movements of hands and legs and in this age group you have to rule it out.
Also a cardiac assessment will help to see if he has any septal defects or valvular abnormalities which can explain why all the symptoms have not reduced despite extensive therapy.
Hope this helps.
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Suggest Treatment For Vomiting, Fever And Nausea In A Teenager

Hi there. Your child has been through a lot and hope we can help. Now you have had him checked for ear and related problems but i suggest you also consult a neurologist and rule out Seizures. Now sometimes seizures may come without movements of hands and legs and in this age group you have to rule it out. Also a cardiac assessment will help to see if he has any septal defects or valvular abnormalities which can explain why all the symptoms have not reduced despite extensive therapy. Hope this helps.