What should I do if my severe spinning dizziness and balance issues (diagnosed as an inner ear problem) are not improving with Betavert and Stugeron, making it hard for me to walk or sit up, even though my hearing tests and brain scans were completely normal?

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What should I do if my severe spinning dizziness and balance issues (diagnosed as an inner ear problem) are not improving with Betavert and Stugeron, making it hard for me to walk or sit up, even though my hearing tests and brain scans were completely normal?

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What should I do if my severe spinning dizziness and balance issues (diagnosed as an inner ear problem) are not improving with Betavert and Stugeron, making it hard for me to walk or sit up, even though my hearing tests and brain scans were completely normal?

Asked by Male, 31 · 21 days ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

21 days ago

Since betahistine (Betavert) and cinnarizine (Stugeron) aren't offering relief, I recommend consulting your ENT specialist or doctor again. Sometimes, medication isn't the only answer; a specialized physical therapy called Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT) can be highly effective in training your brain to adapt and restore your balance. Please discuss this option with your doctor.

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What should I do if my severe spinning dizziness and balance issues (diagnosed as an inner ear problem) are not improving with Betavert and Stugeron, making it hard for me to walk or sit up, even though my hearing tests and brain scans were completely normal?

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