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What Causes Weakness And Dizziness With A History Of Ear Infections?

Im 28 yrs old. I have a history of inner ear infections and anemia. I woke this morning at 3am due to feeling extremely hot and sweaty. I attempted to stand but threw up. I tried rolling left and right. Right was especially bad. The room spun as if I were on a ride. I laid on my back and tried to sleep. The feeling nausea was too much..any movement resulted in me vomiting. I have no insurance. I still feel weak and dizzy.
Mon, 18 Dec 2017
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Spinning sensation,vomiting of acute onset with past history of inner ear infections can indicate labrynthitis,which is infection/inflammation of inner ear.Most commonly viral mediated following common cold.Treatment involves vestibular suppressants like cinnarizine(stugeron) to be taken twice daily.You may have to consult your doctor for the same.
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What Causes Weakness And Dizziness With A History Of Ear Infections?

Spinning sensation,vomiting of acute onset with past history of inner ear infections can indicate labrynthitis,which is infection/inflammation of inner ear.Most commonly viral mediated following common cold.Treatment involves vestibular suppressants like cinnarizine(stugeron) to be taken twice daily.You may have to consult your doctor for the same.