Hello, I'm 29 years old. Three months ago, I started to experience strange dizziness and imbalances that made my life very difficult. I was at the neurologist and ENT specialist. Betaserc tablets were prescribed for me and I was sent to Tarnów for MRI. The study probably worked well. After the pills, I started to feel relief and finally stopped taking them about a month ago. For three days I have had the same ailments again. What to do and where to go with my problem?

Mrs. Ania, do youdizzinessis the feeling of the spinning world, or you alone, or something unspecified? MRI examination is important because it can exclude:

  • tumor,
  • multiple sclerosis,
  • various vascular and inflammatory lesions in the brain.

Maybe the laryngological cause of these disorders should still be looked for, e.g. problems with the labyrinth.

Remember that our expert's answer is informative and will not replace a visit to the doctor.

Beata Tarnacka

Head of the Rehabilitation Clinic of the Medical University of Warsaw.
Member of the Polish Neurological Society, Polish Society for Atherosclerosis Research, Polish Society of Clinical Neurophysiology and Polish Rehabilitation Society.
Specializes in neurology and neurological rehabilitation of people adults.

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