@contenchess saidSo how does someone get vertigo?
I have had severe vertigo for over 24 hours.
Extremely dizzy where I can't even walk or stand up.
That dizziness has made me puke 🤮 over and over.
I feel like I'm on a boat in the ocean during a hurricane.
I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
And how do you get rid of it?
@moonbus saidTomorrow I'm going to the hospital if it's not better.
@Contenchess
This is serious.
Seek professional medical advice.
@chaney3 saidIt's something to do with the ear.
So how does someone get vertigo?
And how do you get rid of it?
Very strange.
I have no idea.
@contenchess saidI've had vertigo for years. The meds didn't work for me. The attacks seemed worse during other illnesses.
I have had severe vertigo for over 24 hours.
Extremely dizzy where I can't even walk or stand up.
That dizziness has made me puke 🤮 over and over.
I feel like I'm on a boat in the ocean during a hurricane.
I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
@gambrel saidHow long did each episode last?
I've had vertigo for years. The meds didn't work for me. The attacks seemed worse during other illnesses.
What were your symptoms?
Any remedies?
@contenchess saidit always helped me to get naked and chase police cars
I have had severe vertigo for over 24 hours.
Extremely dizzy where I can't even walk or stand up.
That dizziness has made me puke 🤮 over and over.
I feel like I'm on a boat in the ocean during a hurricane.
I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
hold yer hands over yer ears and squeal like a pig and you'll do just fine
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@contenchess saidSorry you're not feeling well. I used to suffer from a bit of that, though not so severe, along with the occasional panic attack. Started doing 30 min. of yoga exercises a day and it all gradually vanished. Hope this helps. 🙂
I have had severe vertigo for over 24 hours.
Extremely dizzy where I can't even walk or stand up.
That dizziness has made me puke 🤮 over and over.
I feel like I'm on a boat in the ocean during a hurricane.
I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
@contenchess saidI will translate from a Swedish magazine - I know a couple of friends who had it at least once:
I have had severe vertigo for over 24 hours.
Extremely dizzy where I can't even walk or stand up.
That dizziness has made me puke 🤮 over and over.
I feel like I'm on a boat in the ocean during a hurricane.
I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
"Kristallsjuka, som också benämns godartad lägesyrsel, är en vanlig form av yrsel som har sin orsak i att de små kalkkristallerna inuti i innerörat har lossnat. Kristallsjukan är en mycket vanlig form av yrsel.
The crystal disease or benign positional vertigo us a very common form of vertigo which is caused by the small calcium crystals inside the inner ear are loose. This disease which is very unpleasant can be medically treated.
@contenchess saidIf you haven't taken anything (or overindulged) then it does indeed sound like an ear infection. Definitely contact your GP. Don't wait.
I have had severe vertigo for over 24 hours.
Extremely dizzy where I can't even walk or stand up.
That dizziness has made me puke 🤮 over and over.
I feel like I'm on a boat in the ocean during a hurricane.
I wouldn't wish this on my worst enemy.
(Although feel free to move in our game.)
@rookie54 saidThis approach takes the burden off the health service at this time of year. If only others showed this level of thoughtfulness and came up with similar remedies of their own.
it always helped me to get naked and chase police cars
hold yer hands over yer ears and squeal like a pig and you'll do just fine
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@Contenchess
Doing okay over there? I have only had vertigo twice in my life, and don't wish to have it again.
I think it was the Epley Maneuver which helped me both times (it's a sequence of postures that helps to get the rogue crystals out of where they shouldn't be).
This article mentions Epley and three other approaches, so I'm hoping this helps as a start:
https://www.webmd.com/brain/home-remedies-vertigo
BUT if you also have a fever, you really had better get to the ER/A&E.