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What Causes Episodes Of Whooshing Sound In Ears, Shaking Followed By Severe Headache?

I am having these episodes.. where I have this whooshing sound that gets louder and louder and feels like my head will pop.. followed by shaking.. and afterward I can hear people talk to me but can t respond for a while.Then I have a really severe headache. This time I still hear the whooshing and have pain in my head if I move. Today before I had the episode the vision in my eye was fluttering before the whooshing started
Wed, 22 Jul 2020
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Hi,

There can be various reasons for dizziness and abnormal sounds in the ear. It can be due to anemia, vitamin deficiencies, or low blood pressure (hypotension) or low blood sugar levels (hypoglycemia). Even stress and anxiety can also lead to such symptoms. Besides, it can be due to problems related to the neck (cervical disc disease), or muscle strain. Sometimes ear-related problems (infection, benign positional vertigo, inflammation of nerves) can also be responsible for the symptoms. So I feel that first of all focus on your diet.

Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. Take plenty of water,2-3 liters per day. Maintain proper posture especially while sleeping or working on a computer. Be relaxed. Have a good night's sleep. Go out for a walk or light exercise. If still, the symptoms do not improve then you need to go for some investigations like complete blood count, FBS, TSH, X-ray (neck), ECG, and vitamin D. You may also need an ENT examination if symptoms persist. This will give you a proper diagnosis.


Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. Take plenty of water,2-3 liters per day
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What Causes Episodes Of Whooshing Sound In Ears, Shaking Followed By Severe Headache?

Hi, There can be various reasons for dizziness and abnormal sounds in the ear. It can be due to anemia, vitamin deficiencies, or low blood pressure (hypotension) or low blood sugar levels (hypoglycemia). Even stress and anxiety can also lead to such symptoms. Besides, it can be due to problems related to the neck (cervical disc disease), or muscle strain. Sometimes ear-related problems (infection, benign positional vertigo, inflammation of nerves) can also be responsible for the symptoms. So I feel that first of all focus on your diet. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. Take plenty of water,2-3 liters per day. Maintain proper posture especially while sleeping or working on a computer. Be relaxed. Have a good night s sleep. Go out for a walk or light exercise. If still, the symptoms do not improve then you need to go for some investigations like complete blood count, FBS, TSH, X-ray (neck), ECG, and vitamin D. You may also need an ENT examination if symptoms persist. This will give you a proper diagnosis. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. Take plenty of water,2-3 liters per day