i have fms has anyonyone have balance problems w falling and being disoriented?
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Could be anything from an inner ear infection, to MS. Go see a doctor.
325765
It sounds like it may be migraine associated dizziness. It is not uncommon for people who have migraines to experience dizziness along with them.
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The exact thing happened to my Mom.  First, they diagnosed her with Vertigo.  However, it turned out that she has hypoglycemia (the opposite of diabetes).  Balance tends to be based on the inner ear so, if it's an ear infection your doctor will spot it.  However, if not it can be tricky to diagnose.  http://www.vitacost.com/science/hn/Concern/Hypoglycemia.htm \nThis webiste will help you determine if it is hypoglycemia.  If you've been eating/drinking a lot more sugar than usual than I would lean towards hypoglycemia.  Either way you need to seek professional help.
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yes.  I had my first one of those when I was in college. I was so dizzy and a bit nauseated.  It was horrible!  I am sorry you are going through that.  I hope you get to feeling better soon!
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My Dr. and I just discusses this last week. Not all people who go through that are going through it due to being lazy. I have limited things i can do as of exercise as i was a passenger in a car accident that almost broke my neck. My feet are bad and i can't walk much or use a tread mill.\n\nDr. talked about this due to trying to help me lower my blood pressure, diabetes, high cholestrol, ect.\n\n I will review all the info here and all the sites you listed and talk to my Dr. again. Thank you Ziggy for your information.
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I have fibromyalgia, and many of your symptoms sound familiar . The uncontrolled shaking, though, sounds like something more is going on. \n\nI do experience uncontrolled shivering sometimes, especially after extreme stress - like going into shock. That's definitely not a daily thing, though. My hands shake just about all the time, but I wouldn't call that "uncontrolled shaking."\n\nHow long have you experienced these symptoms? Have you been to your general practitioner? Please, make an appointment to see a doctor as soon as possible if you haven't already done so.\n\nFibromyalgia is a diagnosis of exclusion, of course, so it wouldn't be made 'til everything else was ruled out. Rheumatoid arthritis will show up on tests.\n\nGood luck!
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Dear,visit a real good specialist,a neurologist.to say accurately is it CFS and fibromyalgia or depression.I am inclined to think that if you not present the symptoms of depression it is more likely you not to suffer from it..and there's so sure solution and also harmless..for CFS is reqiered to be treated simply with the addition of arginine aspartame,so try it..Sargenor is one product which contains it and you can buy it without prescription and has no side effects..Unfortunately,too many specialist don't pay the needed attention and are inclined to superficial answers like too much stress,just a case of depression etc.I really suggest you to try(again I repeat Aspartame is totally free and taken even without a prescription will not harm you)..Sagenor..I suffered from CFS and that helped me within 10 days.I also suffered from depresson and can tell there's a great difference between them!! Good luck and if you need more info or whatever I'll be glad to answer you!!
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Of course not! You are not the only one, there are some other people having this kind of trouble in this world. Please try to see a doctor who is an specialist of this arena. He/she will be able to suggest you the most important and accurate things. Best wishes for your good health.
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This sensation can be caused by a broad range of conditions... anemia, low blood pressure, head trauma, etc. Sounds like yours is a lingering symptom of an inner ear infection or fluid on the ear drum. Do you hear a garbling of words when around LOUD noise?\nIf the light headed-off balance sensation is a chronic symptom, I would recommend contacting your physician and seeing if they can find & treat the cause. It may be as simple to alleviate as taking a series of antibiotics &/or decongestants to dry up the fluid that is impairing your equilibrium.
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Something very simple that can cause you to be dizzy is an inner ear infection or wax build up in the ear.  I have an over active wax maker and when I get too much it causes pressure on the inner ear and makes an unbalanced situation.  It will really make you dizzy to the point of falling sometimes.  Have your health practitioner check your ears.
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i would stop getting dizzy all the time and spewing everywhere
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That's not a normal thing, you shouldn't be getting dizzy like that!  I highly doubt it is cancer, it's more likely blood pressure related, has the doctor checked that out?  Also ear problems are big problems in making people dizzy, fluid in the middle or inner ear, Menierres not sure how to spell that, can make you have dizzy attacks as well.  Do you have sinus problems or allergies?  do you swim much?  You need to go back to the doctor or find another one that will listen to you, and check things out but you'd have much more symptoms than dizzyness from cancer.  I have a friend who's hubby has lung and brain cancer.  He has times when he can move because his head hurts so bad, blurred vision, nausea, light hurts his eyes, and so on.
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Yes.  All of your organs work together and if one is off balance they all become off balance and have to compensate for eachother.  It really depends on the person though.
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This sounds like a classic case of vertigo. It is not a disease in itself, but a symptom of another condition. Vertigo occurs when the central nervous system receives conflicting messages fromt he inner ear, eyes , muscles and skin pressure receptors.  It can be a result of many disorders. Brain tumors, high or low blood pressure, allergies, diabetes, head injuries, inadequate or interrupted supply of oxygen to the brain anemia, viral infection , fever or from certain kinds of drugs. \n\nBasically your symptoms do sound like vertigo, but what is causing it could be many things. There are at least a 100 different syndromes that can include the symptoms of vertigo, its figuring out what is causing it that is the problem. \n\nHowever, what I can give you are a few well known herbal remedies you can start. The ones im going to list are directly related to getting more oxygen to the brain. Its a good place to start. Matter fact, it might be the best place to start, without enough oxygen to the brain, you will have ever single symptom you have listed. \n\nDMG = Dimethylglycine , increases oxygen to the brain.\n\nVitamin B complex = These vitamins are necessary for normal brain and nervous system function.\n\nVitamin C , alot of it. It Improves circulation. Do you by chance bruise easily? This is a result of not enough vitamin C , also bleeding gums. \n\nCholin and Inositol = Necessary in nerve function\n\nCo enzyme 10 = Improves circulation to the brain, well known for its antioxidant properties and it strengthens the heart muscle. \n\nGinko Biloba = very well known for its brain function improvement, it directly improves oxygen flow to the brain.\n\nA good multivitamin =  Can never go wrong with a good multi
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i have the same kind of headaches as you 'i even get dizzy at times. i have bad sinus problems and am on nasanex and without that i'de never be able to breath,,,good-luck
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Have you got a problem with your inner ear, this can some times effect your sense of balance.
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Yes, it could be a sign of an attack.  My head started hurting like yours is for about 5 months.  Then my balance and coordination went to hell in a hand basket!  And the vertigo!!!  It sucks!  I'd go to the neuro and ask for some Prednisone.