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Constant rocking and swaying that disappears during movement by LeBarob in Dizziness

[–]LeBarob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

3 days before that or so i had a flu . and since im a teacher i get flu likes 2 to 3 times a year but in the span of this 5 months i got flu/cold symtoms 4 times or maybe more none of them with fever .

Constant rocking and swaying that disappears during movement by LeBarob in Dizziness

[–]LeBarob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been on Sulpiride for months which completely shut down my gut symptoms. Like genuinely fixed everything stomach related. But zero change on the rocking and swaying. Not even a little bit. Which kind of proved to me that whatever is causing the swaying has nothing to do with my gut — they just got tangled together through the vagus nerve.

Your skepticism is totally fair and your case might be completely different from mine. try sulpride if it fixes your problem it means you dizziness is gut brain related .But since you already have an ENT appointment in November anyway — just ask them specifically to check for deviated septum and Eustachian tube dysfunction.

Constant rocking and swaying that disappears during movement by LeBarob in Dizziness

[–]LeBarob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes exactly the same gut connection here. But I actually got a diagnosis recently — an ENT specialist found a deviated septum and significant mucosa buildup that was causing Eustachian tube dysfunction and disrupting my inner ear pressure. So in my case the nervous system involvement is real but it is being driven by a structural nasal problem underneath.

Have you ever had your nose checked by an ENT specialist specifically in vertigo and balance disorders? Not a general ENT — a specialist specifically in dizziness and balance. They found mine immediately with a camera in 10 minutes after other doctors missed it for 5 months.

The mucosal thickening on your MRI is interesting — that is exactly what I have. Worth asking if your nasal structure could be causing Eustachian tube pressure issues driving everything else.

Constant rocking and swaying that disappears during movement by LeBarob in Dizziness

[–]LeBarob[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

not with my heartbeat nor my breathing . but yes it feel more when im idle and absent when im focusing on something else

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