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Could Effexor Cause Recurrent Tinnitus And Dizziness?
I have a loud whooshing noise in my ears and/or head and I get lightheaded for a millisecond when these episodes occur. I have an ENT appoint in a week. I m traveling and beginning to get worried about this. I had vertigo several years ago. I am on Effexor and wonder if that is the cause
As you mentioned you have problem of tinnitus and dizziness that may be because of ear infection or injury or eustasian tube problem or other reasons
Consult a ENT specialist for further diagnosis. Special investigation like otoscopy examination of ear give exact idea about problems. Start a treatment as per reason behind it. Avoid loud music listening. Maintain proper hygiene.
I hope this will help you. Get well soon.. Thank you.
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Could Effexor Cause Recurrent Tinnitus And Dizziness?
Hi... Welcome to healthcare magic. As you mentioned you have problem of tinnitus and dizziness that may be because of ear infection or injury or eustasian tube problem or other reasons Consult a ENT specialist for further diagnosis. Special investigation like otoscopy examination of ear give exact idea about problems. Start a treatment as per reason behind it. Avoid loud music listening. Maintain proper hygiene. I hope this will help you. Get well soon.. Thank you.