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What Causes Lightheadedness And Pressure In My Ear?

Since 2006 i have suffered with this lightheadedness and pressure in my ears my doctor can not explain what it could be and looks at me as if im either mad or suffering with depression but i can say im fine and a real bubbly person when i dont have these feelings but it can come on so fast and with no warning as well
Mon, 12 May 2014
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Hello

Welcome in H.C.M.

I have gone through your query regarding lightheadedness and dizziness, no doubt you may be having disease of internal ear and for this you have to consult your ENT doctor.

By your clinical history it appears as you may be sufferring from-

1- Miniere's disease.

2- Labyrinthitis.

3- Vertibro vesicular insufficiency.

4- Central vertigo.

My advice is to consult your physician / ENT doctor they will diagnose it by thorough examination and necessary investigations.

Regards.
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What Causes Lightheadedness And Pressure In My Ear?

Hello Welcome in H.C.M. I have gone through your query regarding lightheadedness and dizziness, no doubt you may be having disease of internal ear and for this you have to consult your ENT doctor. By your clinical history it appears as you may be sufferring from- 1- Miniere s disease. 2- Labyrinthitis. 3- Vertibro vesicular insufficiency. 4- Central vertigo. My advice is to consult your physician / ENT doctor they will diagnose it by thorough examination and necessary investigations. Regards. .