Does anyone else get this? i feel as if iv’e come off a roundabout my heads spinning and i feel sick. i went on the bus to Chester yesterday with Molly and her friend… she was very good, her friend has autism like Molly but is milder so she actually a good role model but i think it was too much and coming back travelling backwards… like you have to in the wheelchair space i felt incredibly sick but i still feel hung over this morning. Does anyone else get this awful vertigo ?
Michelle x
I get it Michelle,quite often.Its not nice at all,wish i had some advice,but as you know with MS it will come and go as it wants.
Hope it goes off soon.
J x
Hello.
I had it a few years ago. The GP said it was down to labrynthitis and put me on some antibiotics. It improved a little but another doctor gave me a series of positions to hold myself in-they were all lying down positions. I wasn’t that good at remembering to do them but it has died down a lot. I have to remember to move my head slowly.
This might help:
Best wishes, Steve. x
Hi Michelle
I am sorry to hear that the dreaded vertigo has entered your life, time to rest, and hopefully it will go away quickly for you.
It reminds me of the feeling I get on a boat, thinking of you ((((hugs))))
Pam x
Still feeling hung over, it seems to lift and then quickly come back, my eyes are very weird the double vision is worse than normal and what bit of balance I had left is terrible. I hope it gets better I’m going to Glasgow next week my son is ok picking me and the two girls up I don’t cope well with travelling when the vertigo is bad. Michelle
Nope but if I drink alcohol I know that feeling
Xxx
Don, are one of the lucky bearers of the MS millstone who can drink? You’re a lucky man. (So am I, I’m just putting down some nice malt.)
Cheers.
Between Ataxia & Nystagmus, I can quite easily get dizzy and I don’t have vertigo. The nystagmus means I get a lot of headaches if I don’t wear a patch to give my eyes a bit of rest. I hope it’s something that passes for you.
Sonia x