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Head spin headache and floating and swig
Headache and head spin from last 5june... syomtom worsen in evening ...floating and swinging like feeling difficult to handle body movement....tried eyes pain I'm central part of head and in temples of both side head...head spin progress from eveing and changing side in bed and sitting in chair gives me exterme head spin and anixty....tried eyes...
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Dear Madam,
Your symptoms appear to be due to anxiety or cervical spondylosis.
Please do give some more information.
However I strongly feel you can be benefited from Homeopathy treatment.
There are excellent medicines in Homeopathy for nervous disorders, cervical spondylosis etc.
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Hope you recover soon.
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Dr. Subhash Khatana
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37 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Sir, It can we cured through Ayurvedic treatment very well resulting into an energetic lifestyle.
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Consult us personally for ayurvedic treatment
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