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(@twistedgift)
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@andree-scollard thanks so much for your response and the time you and the rest of the volunteers take to keep this place running 🙂


   
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(@liamjames)
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I'm newcomer to the site, and this explanation is absolutely what I was looking for you and experience  thanks!


   
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@lindaann how are you now? Hopefully, you've had no vertigo/dizziness from the second shot.


   
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(@julie-g)
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How do i post on this forum


   
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(@dilen)
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Hello everyone 

 
I am getting in touch with you after coming across one of your articles on google. 
 
I had a vertigo attack 3 months ago and ive been feeling light headed and ‘off’ day in day out ever since. 
 
Even though I am on medication (prochlorapazine 30MG and betahistine 48MG) on a daily basis I still feel the same way
 
Although multiple doctors told me that I have BPPV I have done all manoeuvres and really done everything under the sun to get rid of this feeling of constant light headedness. 
 
The first clarification I have for you is, 
 
1. Is feeling light headed constantly all day and feeling ‘off’ without dizziness for 3 months straight normal after a vertigo attack?
2. Will your paid program help me recover from this?
 
Thanking in advance for your response!
 
 

   
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(@johnsmith23)
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@dilen

Is feeling lightheaded constantly all day and feeling ‘off’ without dizziness for 3 months straight normal after a vertigo attack?

It is not uncommon to experience some residual lightheadedness and other symptoms after a vertigo attack, but it is unusual for these symptoms to last for 3 months straight. If you have been feeling lightheaded constantly all day for this long, it is important to see a doctor to rule out any other underlying medical conditions.

Here are some other things you can do to try to manage your lightheadedness:

  • Get regular exercise, but avoid any activities that trigger your symptoms.
  • Eat a healthy diet and stay hydrated.
  • Get enough sleep.
  • Avoid caffeine and alcohol, as these can worsen lightheadedness.
  • Manage stress and anxiety.
  • Use relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or meditation.

If your lightheadedness is severe or interferes with your daily activities, please see a doctor.

This post was modified 6 months ago by Ms. Cynthia Ryan MBA

   
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(@cynthia-ryan)
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@dilen Hi Dilen - I'm sorry it took so long for someone to respond to your post and question about "paid programs." Can you clarify what paid programs you are referring to? VeDA's website articles and support groups are free, as are most of our events, unless you wish to purchase their recordings for long-term access. For a more timely response, please email us at [email protected]. Our forum is moderated by volunteers. Thanks so much!


   
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(@alexandra)
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Hi,  Looking for any vestibular support groups in melbourne Australia.  


   
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