ENT ordered a CTA, ENG, and audiological exam to be administered, as well as an appointment with a neurologist. All will probably take at least a few weeks to get scheduled.
I'm not too familiar with the best way to diagnose upper cervical issues, but shouldn't an issue be captured by the CTA vs. an MRI/A of the neck? Or is there another, better imaging exam/test that can be used to detect cervical issues?
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Originally Posted by Mark in Idaho
Having the right verbiage to describe your symptoms can backfire. Some doctors do not like patients to self diagnose, especially in this age of the internet. Explain it in simple terms. "If I am close to a computer screen or TV, the movement cause vertigo and discomfort. If I am farther away, I can tolerate the movements.'
You may ask about getting checked for nystagmus. It is an eye movement test.
My best to you.
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