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Is vertigo a symtom of fibromyalgia? |
My fibro's been in a blessed remisson, out of the blue I'm having "bed spins" and head swims frequently for over a week. Any one with similar problems or experiences? I have had this problem frequently over the three years I have had Fibromyalgia. I have been tested for many of the common causes of vertigo with negative results. Both of my parents also have fibromyalgia with this same symptom. With most of your symptoms, you will have many people telling you something else must be causing it. These people simply do not understand the disorder. If you read about new research on the disease, you will find evidence that FM is a neurological disorder, in which the brain does not communicate well with the different systems in the body. This is why there is such a range of seemingly unrelated symptoms which vary to great degrees. It is always wise to have potentially health or life threatening symptoms checked out by a medical professional. But every time I have done so, they find nothing wrong. Source(s): Various doctors and websites. I recommend going to fmaware.org Vertigo is not caused by Fibro, consult your doctor about taking Meclizine it really helps, and relieves vertigo! Good luck and may you be blessed with health! Nervous System: Anxiety, Depression, Chronic Headache, Insomnia and other Sleep Disorders, Neurological and psychological ailments, Numbness, Variation in symptoms associated with activity, stress and weather changes, Vertigo http://www.learningdiscoveries.org/fibro... A number of things could be causing that anywhere from an inner ear infection to hypoglycemia. Are you on any new medications? That could be causing this? I know that there are three things that ususaly cause me to feel this: High blood sugar, inner ear infection, and certain prescription medications |
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