Permanent Dizziness

   She said it herself - you have panic attacks. Accordingly, you may experience a bunch of physical symptoms, one of which is the dizziness in question.

   Be sure to see your thyroid gland, but not only an examination, but also an ultrasound.

   Photo of the cervical vertebrae - spikes !? If you smoke ... stop smoking !!! Check your blood gases ... for an imbalance in the ratio of oxygen to CO2 ... lower oxygen uptake. Drinking water ... with a negative electric charge !!! Check your cholesterol ... dizziness occurs with plaques in the circulatory system, if you have this problem ... natokinase!

   View topics in this forum: Mental Dizziness Dizziness and Dizziness I think they all relate to the same problem.

   Either it's something emotional ... or it's physical, you get anxious thoughts because you're afraid of the unknown ailment. Dizziness, you may have: sleep deprivation; low blood sugar; low hemoglobin levels; insufficient oxygen supply to the brain; malnutrition; inflammation of the inner ear; inflammation of the cerebral cortex; autoimmune desease. All things that need tests (blood picture, ultrasound, scanner ...

   5 is logical, there is undoubtedly a reason. whatever it is. Note, however, that people with these problems have usually undergone all kinds of tests, and after years of suffering, the result is zero. In general, they finally get a diagnosis of "nerves". The truth is that things are not at all simple for these people and they are not one step away from the correct diagnosis and treatment.