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Very Dizzy, Numbness In Face, Prescribed Nova Betahistine. Will It Help ?

I am very dizzy and have numbness in my face. What do you think causes this? I was told my ears were plugged with wax so I recently had them flushed. It didn't seem to help my dizziness. I was prescribed Novo Betahistine 16mg. What will this drug do for me? Can you suggest anything else? If I have to pay for these answers, forget it; I am very poor and can't afford it.
Tue, 16 Jul 2013
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thanks for your query.
i think your with good medication.it is an antivertigo drug.
this causes vasodilation of bloodvessels of innerear and as such releives your symptoms of dizziness n numbness.
use the complete dosage of the medicine.if your problem still persits consult a nearby ent specialist.
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Very Dizzy, Numbness In Face, Prescribed Nova Betahistine. Will It Help ?

thanks for your query. i think your with good medication.it is an antivertigo drug. this causes vasodilation of bloodvessels of innerear and as such releives your symptoms of dizziness n numbness. use the complete dosage of the medicine.if your problem still persits consult a nearby ent specialist.