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[karema-hitI]

I haven’t been feeling my usual self the last two weeks. I can’t put a finger on it, but I know something’s amiss. I have been suffering brief moments of wooziness/ vertigo/ dizzy ness and yesterday when I got up from bed I fell right back and had to wait for a few minutes to let the feeling pass.
I thought it was dehydration so I took lots of fluids yesterday but the wooziness persists.
I plan on going to hospital tomorrow but I just want to know if it could be something serious because other than those brief episodes everything else is super fine.
Asande

[Devil_s_Advocate]

Could be stress, could be high blood pressure, go get yourself checked

[Greedy_Genius]

I’m not a doctor either. But I would recommend you get plenty of rest na ukunywe supu ya ngombe yenye iko na pilipili na vitunguu nyingi.

[stephen_kariuki]

@Purple

Pole man. I’m no doctor but I can think of a few things: 1) middle ear dysfunction from accumulation of crystals, or an infection/inflammation etc (2) Electrolyte or metabolic imbalance such as low sodium due to medications or insufficient production of steroids by adrenal glands etc (3) cardiovascular or autonomic system dysfunction such that your heart is not generating enough pressure to perfuse your brain…(4) Neurologic issue (less likely but more serious) from a stroke or tumor specifically affecting some cranial nerves or cerebellum which controls movement and coordination.
Feel better soon, it will pass.

You are the best admin. Pewa coffee pale starbucks, but chunga karao…

[Electronics4u]

@Greedy Genius

I’m not a doctor either. But I would recommend you get plenty of rest na ukunywe supu ya ngombe yenye iko na pilipili na vitunguu nyingi.

Quack advise.

[stephen_kariuki]

@Electronics4u

Quack advise.

:D:D:D:D

[thesavage]

if by wooziness you mean the world is spinning and it throws you off balance, that is called vertigo. It is likely being caused by a viral infection in the inner ear. It will likely pass in a few days to weeks without any serious residual problems. I would advise you yo go and get checked by a real doctor to rule out any other more serious problem and get medication to ease the vertigo.

[Greedy_Genius]

@Electronics4u

Quack advise.

:Dsupu ni dawa ya kizunguzungu

[Mathaais]

Do you drink or smoke, let’s start with the basics.

[gashwin]

Go to hospital now.

[tombayeye]

@karema-hitI

moments of wooziness/ vertigo/ dizzy ness

Labyrinthitis-an infection or inflammation of the inner ear causing[SIZE=5] dizziness [/SIZE]and loss of balance kama sio hio ,Ménière’s disease-an inner ear fluid balance disorder that causes [SIZE=5]episodes of vertigo[/SIZE], fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus
(a ringing or roaring in the ears)<------------guessing hauna hizi sensations, and the sensation of fullness in the ear.factors that can cause this condition, includes infections and viruses…ulitumia antivirus lately ama ulifungua server kama rambo ukaharibu settings?:):)
The treatment for labyrinthitis if thats the case ,usually involves using medications to control your symptoms. Most people find relief from symptoms within one to three weeks and achieve full recovery in a [SIZE=5]month or two[/SIZE]
[SIZE=4] mimi kama quack Dr Tom Bayeye,i’d say you start from your ear,it’s probably nothing to be overly concerned about.thank me later:D:D:D:D:D[/SIZE]

[system]

@Purple

Pole man. I’m no doctor but I can think of a few things: 1) middle ear dysfunction from accumulation of crystals, or an infection/inflammation etc (2) Electrolyte or metabolic imbalance such as low sodium due to medications or insufficient production of steroids by adrenal glands etc (3) cardiovascular or autonomic system dysfunction such that your heart is not generating enough pressure to perfuse your brain…(4) Neurologic issue (less likely but more serious) from a stroke or tumor specifically affecting some cranial nerves or cerebellum which controls movement and coordination.
Feel better soon, it will pass.

if you aint a doctor just shut up already

or you could start with “i am a vagabond in America…”

[rollout]

@karema-hitI

I haven’t been feeling my usual self the last two weeks. I can’t put a finger on it, but I know something’s amiss. I have been suffering brief moments of wooziness/ vertigo/ dizzy ness and yesterday when I got up from bed I fell right back and had to wait for a few minutes to let the feeling pass.
I thought it was dehydration so I took lots of fluids yesterday but the wooziness persists.
I plan on going to hospital tomorrow but I just want to know if it could be something serious because other than those brief episodes everything else is super fine.
Asande

Symptoms of a lack of FAXEnomine in your diet

[system]

@Mathaais

Do you drink or smoke, let’s start with the basics.

People are giving answers, wewe unaongeza maswali

[Tarantinoh]

@Purple

Pole man. I’m no doctor but I can think of a few things: 1) middle ear dysfunction from accumulation of crystals, or an infection/inflammation etc (2) Electrolyte or metabolic imbalance such as low sodium due to medications or insufficient production of steroids by adrenal glands etc (3) cardiovascular or autonomic system dysfunction such that your heart is not generating enough pressure to perfuse your brain…(4) Neurologic issue (less likely but more serious) from a stroke or tumor specifically affecting some cranial nerves or cerebellum which controls movement and coordination.
Feel better soon, it will pass.

Eti you are no doctor? But you are a health practitioner?

[karema-hitI]

@Mathaais

Do you drink or smoke, let’s start with the basics.

Yes to both. Drink occasionally, smoke 3 - 4 sticks a day

[Tarantinoh]

@karema-hitI ulipunguza Kgs?

[karema-hitI]

@Tom Bayeye

Labyrinthitis-an infection or inflammation of the inner ear causing[SIZE=5] dizziness [/SIZE]and loss of balance kama sio hio ,Ménière’s disease-an inner ear fluid balance disorder that causes [SIZE=5]episodes of vertigo[/SIZE], fluctuating hearing loss, tinnitus
(a ringing or roaring in the ears)<------------guessing hauna hizi sensations, and the sensation of fullness in the ear.factors that can cause this condition, includes infections and viruses…ulitumia antivirus lately ama ulifungua server kama rambo ukaharibu settings?:):)
The treatment for labyrinthitis if thats the case ,usually involves using medications to control your symptoms. Most people find relief from symptoms within one to three weeks and achieve full recovery in a [SIZE=5]month or two[/SIZE]
[SIZE=4] mimi kama quack Dr Tom Bayeye,i’d say you start from your ear,it’s probably nothing to be overly concerned about.thank me later:D:D:D:D:D[/SIZE]

A ringing or roaring in the ears… Most of the time.
Sensation of fullness in the ear… Almost always. I keep popping my ears to get rid of that noise…
Kwa hivo nipitie pale Montezuma ku fanya booking as I go to hosi??:eek:

[karema-hitI]

@Tarantinoh

@karema-hitI ulipunguza Kgs?

I’ve added about 4kg in the last two months

[system]

@karema-hitI

A ringing or roaring in the ears… Most of the time.
Sensation of fullness in the ear… Almost always. I keep popping my ears to get rid of that noise…
Kwa vivo nipitie pale Montezuma ku fanya booking as I go to hosi??:eek:

wewe ni muoga sana sijui walikutahiri ya nini