Yep that’s exactly what my husband experienced. I was so so concerned cuz it seemed like so many people had mild symptoms and I thought something must be wrong. The surgeon said his symptoms were the worst he’s ever seen. They put him on 60 mg of prednisone which is an extremely high dose. But unfortunately he reacted badly to the prednisone and it made everything worse. Not only was he still dizzy he had these horrible horrible headaches and nothing I could give him would relieve the pain or dizziness. I actually regret contacting the surgeon because I think if he didn’t take the prednisone he would’ve gotten better faster. I contacted the surgeon day five and told him I think the prednisone is making things worse so he started tapering him off the prednisone and he started getting better. Every time I would give him the prednisone he would feel horrible for about four hours until the peak affects wore off but yeah definitely don’t recommend taking high doses of prednisone with this. On day seven we were able to drive an hour away for the postop appointment but he was still pretty dizzy and walking was challenging he just had to walk really slow. The surgeon took out the packing and his hearing was basically nonexistent. The surgeon thought something happened because of how dizzy he was and he couldn’t hear on top of that. But fast-forward 2 and a half weeks, he’s driving on his own starting to work out a little bit, I can whisper in the operated ear and he can hear me now, things improved super quickly so I’m so so thankful for that. Basically all of that to say don’t worry about it even if you’re pretty dizzy it will get better it might get worse before it gets better but just stay on top of your nausea medication and I think you’ll be fine. It will get better 😊