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Old 10-12-2011, 08:51 AM #1
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Exclamation Morning diziness is back
After 9 months or so of morning diziness fading away, it seems to be back.

Anyone else experience this?

It really has me

I was hoping the human body could heal. At least I'm alive, though.
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i have this too. i struggle with dizziness all day everyday. especially worse when standing up from laying down for a while.

i thought brains could heal alot faster than this also
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I have dizziness for 2.5 years. It is non-vertigo pre-syncope type of dizziness. Lately I found sound may be the major culprit for me. Dizziness is tough to live with. Not too many options medicine wise or therapy wise.
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are there any medicines for dizziness?
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There are many types of dizziness and not sure what works for anyone. For me Xanax worked for a while and my brain got used to it and needed more dosage. But I quit because it can be very addictive and definitely not a long term solution.

I tried Dramamine, Stugeron (not available in U.S and I got it from U.K) -both didn't work. Every medicine is trial and error.
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