To everyone who is reading this.. Please please get your Vitamin D level checked.. I have lightheadedness, headaches, lethargy for 6 months now. I have recently discovered that my vitamin D is almost non existent.. You people may google the effects of vitamin D deficiency and some of you, if not all might find some answers there. Good luck!
Wondering if you ever got any answers, your symptoms are almost identical to mine.
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Hi, I had this problem for a couple of months now. In the beginning it was lightheadness, wooziness that would last for a few hours and go away. Then it became more constant throughout the day and I also started feeling a sense of unsteadiness and slight lack of balance when i walked. I did not have tinnitus as a symptom but this condition can cause it also. I had MRIs of my brain and spine, EKGs, wore a heart monitor for a week to check my heart and visited a Neurologist to check for ataxia. After I was cleared of everything I was able to have to see my physical therapist. I have cervigogenic dizziness. It can be caused by bad posture, weight training, office job. My physical therapist dry needled my Sternocleidomastoid muscle for a few sessions and now i am 100%. Other modalities are used also but this is the most efficient for fast results. After the diziness goes away you need to fix your posture andtrain properly. I hope this information will help some people
Be well:)
Like you, I've been to see a Cardiologist, had CT & MRI Scan, been to see ENT specialist and so far it's all returned the square root of Zero.
The best way to describe my feeling of light-headedness, is that it's a constant feeling of almost still being drunk the morning after the night before (although I haven't been drinking) and you kind of feel you're not totally "with it".
My condition started about 18-24 months ago, and there's no identifiable trigger to it I can think of.
But, I have been having stomach problems, and my GP diagnosed IBS (which means nothing).This has been going on for about 5 years, and there may have been a trigger for this, as I started a job that turned out to be not right for me, and was stressful. Thinking about this also, the birth of our daughter happened not long after, and I remember being anxious around any sound made in the night in case she needed attention.
I'm wondering if one condition begat the other.
Kind Regards
Gordon
Did you ever find out what was causing your dizziness? I am having the same issues. Feel free to contact me
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