What should I do if I am still feeling off-balance and experiencing a clogged or full ear sensation, even though my ear pain and inner ear dizziness (BPPV) have improved after taking daily Betaserc 24 MG, Stugeron 25MG, and Neurobion? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What should I do if I am still feeling off-balance and experiencing a clogged or full ear sensation, even though my ear pain and inner ear dizziness (BPPV) have improved after taking daily Betaserc 24 MG, Stugeron 25MG, and Neurobion?

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What should I do if I am still feeling off-balance and experiencing a clogged or full ear sensation, even though my ear pain and inner ear dizziness (BPPV) have improved after taking daily Betaserc 24 MG, Stugeron 25MG, and Neurobion?

Asked by Male, 28 · 8 hours ago

Chandrakanta Jena

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8 hours ago

Feeling slightly off-balance and experiencing ear fullness are very common as the inner ear heals. Betahistine (Betaserc) and cinnarizine (Stugeron) are excellent for dampening vertigo, but residual imbalance can take a little longer to resolve. The clogged sensation might be due to mild Eustachian tube congestion or fluid behind the eardrum. I highly recommend scheduling a quick follow-up with your doctor for a physical ear exam to check for fluid. In the meantime, please avoid sudden head movements.

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What should I do if I am still feeling off-balance and experiencing a clogged or full ear sensation, even though my ear pain and inner ear dizziness (BPPV) have improved after taking daily Betaserc 24 MG, Stugeron 25MG, and Neurobion?

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