Vertigo - ongoing
Jun. 9th, 2009 10:47 amThe doctor is referring me to the ENT people.
We both have one concern. It's very likely that there is some inflammation in the inner ear - that's the root cause of a lot of balance problems.
However, the normal, straightforward treatment is anti-inflammatories. Generally a steroid nasal spray.
I can't take inhaled steroids - that's always been the curse of my asthma. (Inhaled steroids make me lose my voice -and we're not just talking about a short term loss. The damage can last for months/years.)
So, if the problem is inflammation, I'm not sure what treatment options will be open to me.
We both have one concern. It's very likely that there is some inflammation in the inner ear - that's the root cause of a lot of balance problems.
However, the normal, straightforward treatment is anti-inflammatories. Generally a steroid nasal spray.
I can't take inhaled steroids - that's always been the curse of my asthma. (Inhaled steroids make me lose my voice -and we're not just talking about a short term loss. The damage can last for months/years.)
So, if the problem is inflammation, I'm not sure what treatment options will be open to me.