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What Causes Foggy Ears?
Question: Dr said i have foggy ears. What does this mean. I have vertigo, brain fog & heart palpatations. Blood test & mri are normal. How do i get rid of this issue its
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Detailed Answer:
Dear Madam,
Thanks for posting your query.
Well I would like to tell you that you should get your thyroid levels checked as you have palpitations ,confusion episodes . A 2 D ECHO, ECG should be done to see if there is any kind of heart involvement .
Vertigo can be related or unrelated . A cervical spine X ray to be done and see if there are any osteophytes , cervical spondylosis needs to be ruled out .A possibility of BPPV is also there. Only after diagnosis treatment can be advised . You can discuss these issues with your treating doctor .
Take care.
Dr. Shruti
Follows.
Detailed Answer:
Dear Madam,
Thanks for posting your query.
Well I would like to tell you that you should get your thyroid levels checked as you have palpitations ,confusion episodes . A 2 D ECHO, ECG should be done to see if there is any kind of heart involvement .
Vertigo can be related or unrelated . A cervical spine X ray to be done and see if there are any osteophytes , cervical spondylosis needs to be ruled out .A possibility of BPPV is also there. Only after diagnosis treatment can be advised . You can discuss these issues with your treating doctor .
Take care.
Dr. Shruti
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
I had thyroid and ecg done there were both normal. Can this ear disorder cause my while body to feel slugish?
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Dear Madam,
Thank you for reverting back.
Yes sometimes BPPV can also lead to this , in times of vertigo any kind of movement is difficult and this time patient finds her movements very clumsy .
Dr. Shruti
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Detailed Answer:
Dear Madam,
Thank you for reverting back.
Yes sometimes BPPV can also lead to this , in times of vertigo any kind of movement is difficult and this time patient finds her movements very clumsy .
Dr. Shruti
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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