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Old 04-09-2013, 12:46 AM #1
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Default Different types of dizzy
Hi Guys,

I have two types of dizziness: the first is what I would call light headed, a little like if I were on a boat with a gentle sway. The second is much more intense and kind of zaps me from the back of the head. This is far more disturbing to me, it only lasts for a second or two but it feels like I am going to collapse. If I am lucky they are not so intense and just pass in a second, if I am not so lucky (so far about twice a week I am not so lucky) I actually have to stop what I am doing and sometimes even lean on something. These longer spells last only about 3-4 seconds but now and then they also result in a following headache and some more intense light headedness.

Anyone else had this?
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