starting to really think this is it - Inner Ear Disorders Message Board

comeandrelax · 12-28-2007, 04:39 PM

im starting to really think this new Migraine thing may have something to it. im noticing alot of stuff that points to it now that i think of it. they never found inner ear nerve damage. last night i felt great. after stopping vrts and allowing my system to settle down. i notice that when i feel good i don't have those black spot in my vision. today im all off balance again and have alittle pressur ein my head and i have the dots in my eye. i also notice that when i bend over my head fills with more pressure. i don't know why i never thought of this given that its in my family to have migraines. i just never knew it could start and be this constant.

im going on the 23rd for my apointment.

charlotte67 · 12-28-2007, 05:11 PM

C&R...well I hope that this will end it for you. I too, when I stopped my vrts...and I did them religiously for 16 months..only have stopped 1 week...I feel so much better. My ear fullness and noise sensitivity has poked up again now...but dizzys feel better...not 100%. When I do too much it ramps up, when I rest even for 1 hour or 1/2 hour...I feel much better again.

I wish you the best! I am rooting for an ending for you..whatever that may be.

comeandrelax · 12-28-2007, 05:27 PM

did you doctor say its common for it to be daily or constant for a long long long time?

charlotte67 · 12-28-2007, 06:11 PM

Well I just took my first dose..wish me luck.

Yep, C&R...I found it on the CDC website...Migraine&vertigo...search gave me the link.

I told my doc I had woozy/dizzy head feeling plus eyes that flickered, eye tracking behind. Told him of my initial attack. He said, I fit MAV perfectly.

comeandrelax · 12-28-2007, 06:14 PM

well thats good news. you and i always had almost identical symptoms. i hope i have the same luck.

i was just floored to hear i have no inner ear damage. to me that just points to well something is messing with it and what else than migraine....especailly in my family