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Vomiting issue
Hello Doctor,
For the last one month, I have been experiencing recurrent vomiting episodes. I have undergone Gastroscopy, Sonography, and a Gastric Emptying Study, MRI and all the reports are normal.
As per the ENT consultation, there is a possibility that the vomiting may be related to an issue with the inner ear balance system. Based on this, I also underwent a Pure Tone Audiometry test, and I have attached the report for your review.
Could you please review the report and advise whether my vomiting episodes could be related to an ear or balance system issue?
Thank you.
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I need more explanation regarding your vomiting. Do you have balance issues, spinning sensation or dizziness.
Do you have ear blocked sensation or noise in the ear?
Any associated head aches, intolerance to bright light or loud sounds, any history of motion sickness.
What are your vomiting episodes related to? Any particular food intake or time of the day?
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please have an complete balance system evaluation done with a vertigo specialist.
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Dr. Neeraj Aggarwal
ENT/ Otorhinolaryngologist
13 yrs exp
Rohtak
Do you have any balancing issue like vertigo or dizziness? If not then very less likely its because of EAR issue.
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proper history is very important before any inference
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Dr. Manasa M R
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Need a complete elaborate history regarding any episodes of giddiness with vomiting
Normally vomiting related to ear will be associated with episodes of giddiness nausea, blocked sensation and ringing sensation in the ear
And the ear has to be examined
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Kindly visit a ENT specialist so your symptoms can be understood clearly to come to a diagnosis
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Avoid oily and spicy food items
Avoid water from entering into your ear
And avoid too much salt intake
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Dr. Susan Pallicken
Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) Specialist
8 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Just based on PTA a diagnosis cannot be made, do u have any other symptoms ? Like dizziness/ on lying down or standing, is there any disturbance in vision? Any problem while walking? , when does the episodes of vomitting occur? Do u have headache associated with it? Only after knowing a proper history we can come to any conclusion
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Visit nearby ENT
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Dr. Jyoti Sharma
Allergist/Immunologist
12 yrs exp
Rajkot
Consult online through Practo more detail is required due to ear I do t think the vomitting occurs so detail case history is required and homoeopathy will help you
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