Taking Szetalo For Tremors During Sleep. Now Have Vertigo. Have Ear Stone. Is It Due To Medicine?
i am taking szetalo plus from 2010. i use to have mild tremor during sleep. but my weoght went 52 kg to 64 kg withing one month afer taking this medicine. this medicine has truely changed my life . i become active and healthy and happy. but recenly i had vertigo for full 36 hours. earlier also i had four to five times vertigo hisory. i have a ear stone in left ear s internal fold. do the medicine is the reason? doctor avised the medicine for lie long. even if i try to reduce or avoid i have big problem like RAM sleep and other disturbance. guide me doctor.
I have gone through your query regarding vertigo for last 36 hours though you have some problem in your internal ear as you said about a stone in your internal ear, secondarily you have previous history of vertigo thus your current medication is not appears to be responsible for this.
I would like to tell you to consult any ENT doctor for evaluation of your vestibular system to find out the correct fact and accordingly possible treatment.
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Taking Szetalo For Tremors During Sleep. Now Have Vertigo. Have Ear Stone. Is It Due To Medicine?
Hello Thanks for writing to H.C.M. I have gone through your query regarding vertigo for last 36 hours though you have some problem in your internal ear as you said about a stone in your internal ear, secondarily you have previous history of vertigo thus your current medication is not appears to be responsible for this. I would like to tell you to consult any ENT doctor for evaluation of your vestibular system to find out the correct fact and accordingly possible treatment. Regards.