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Left peripheral vestibular system lesion
From the last few months I feel spinning in the head , so I go for a check up, pte test normal but ENG test showing left peripheral vestibular system lesion , kindly guide which medicine should I take??
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Need physical examination.
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More detailed history needed
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Stop meds for 2 days visit nearest ent or vertigo specialist for complete vestibular examination and maneuvers.
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Avoid driving, do not watch vehicles coming from opposite side, don’t do any heavy activity that includes bending down or neck movements, lie down straight with no pillow
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When and you feel spinning? During lying down or during walking or sitting Up?
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Full ENT evaluation required
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Do valsalva manoeuvre
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You will need to get some bedside evaluation tests done and then medications can be recommended
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Dr. Farheen Khan
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
4 yrs exp
Saharanpur
You need to visit ent to get yourself evaluated for cause of peripheral vestibular lesion
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Tab vertin 48 mg od for 7 days
Tab stugeron plus bd for 7 days
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Visit ent for proper evaluation and vestibular rehabilitation exercises
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