
Dizziness & Vertigo Support Group
Dizziness is the sensation of instability. Vertigo refers to dizziness with a sensation of motion. Vertigo is more likely than other types of dizziness to be associated with nausea, vomiting, or double vision, to occur even when lying down, and to feel better with the eyes closed. If you are a frequent sufferer of dizziness or vertigo, join the group and find support.
vertigo for over a year - no help from Dr's

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I have had vertigo for over a year and it is to the point that it has totall taken over my life. Most of the time is is moderate, but the last week has become quite severe. I have had an MRI, 2 ENG's, been to the cardiologist for a holter monitor and an echocardiogram, seen a neurologist, and everyone says there is nothing wrong. Really? Then why do I feel like I'm just going to fall over every day and that everything is moving. The only thing that remotely helps is for me to keep moving too.
I'm on 300mg of Wellbutrin because the vertigo and dizziness over the last year has brought on panic attacks that something is seriously wrong with me. I just want to live a normal life again and enjoy things again.
I'm on 300mg of Wellbutrin because the vertigo and dizziness over the last year has brought on panic attacks that something is seriously wrong with me. I just want to live a normal life again and enjoy things again.
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