30 years old female. 140lbs. No health issues known. MRI/CT scan normal, blood work normal, blood sugar normal, EKG/ECHO/HOLTER normal, ENT did not find any issues, allergies – zero allergies, no vitamin deficit issues.
I’ve had this off balance/unsteady feeling in my head for months now. Noticed more when looking down at my computer, looking down in the sink to wash dishes, looking down to shave my legs as I sit on the side of the tub, looking down to cook. Standing still, and looking in the mirror. When I am slightly bent to the sink to look at my eyes in the mirror I feel this feeling.
Doctors are clueless and I am TIRED of feeling like crap! Scared to work out and live my life. I just want to be normal again.
I dont drink or do drugs, former smoker – quit two months ago.
This is commonly occuring with Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) is caused by a problem in the inner ear. Tiny calcium “stones” inside your inner ear canals help you keep your balance. Normally, when you move a certain way, such as when you stand up or turn your head, these stones move around. But things like infection or inflammation can stop the stones from moving as they should. This sends a false message to your brain and causes the vertigo.
İt can be treated by positioning exercises at a professional physotehra post or neurologist.
Regards
Hi
In my opinion you have cervical spinal cord stenosis , i recommend an MRI to confirm
Good Luck
hi
this can be a idiopathic vertigo in which the exact cause cannot be found out.
Vertigo exercises are pretty helpful in treating such type of exercises.
thanks