Vertigo / Vestibular Neuronitis
Vestibular neuronitis is a type of Vertigo. The sudden onset may cause unsteadiness, earache, nausea, and vomiting. Vestibular neuronitis is the result of an infection that has spread to the vestibular nerve, which controls balance. This condition usually follows a viral infection, such as a cold or flu.
I have just found out (9/8/2025) the real name of my condition.
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV): This occurs when small calcium particles are displaced from their normal location and start collecting in the inner ear. This condition may be associated with age and is triggered by certain head positions.
Here we go with my latest problem, Dizziness. I believe that I posted (some place) that I have been having small dizzy spells ( about 5 seconds) when I first sit up, out of bed. Here's the Notepad I wrote about it.
I have been experiencing short dizzy spells of just a few seconds when getting out of bed, enough to make me drop back onto the mattress!
It puzzled me; so I went to the Internet and looked up Vertigo. From that, I found out several forms of Vertigo. Mine was Vestibular Neurosis.
I knew; I was on the right track. My mind went to thinking that I HOPED that it was a VIRAL condition.
I felt so relieved and blessed. I did the research in the HOPE that it WAS viral. Why, you ask? BECAUSE I have a ton of IVERMECTIN that I got from my friend Naidu who works for a pharmaceutical company in Mumbai, India; where my pharmaceutical drug dealer, Naidu Manohar, works.
I just took my first batch about 20 minutes ago. No, I'm not going to tell you that I feel better, already.:) I'll post my results here, when my 5 day period ends.
Wish me luck.:)
Vestibular Neuritis
Vestibular neuritis is an inner ear disorder that causes symptoms such as sudden, severe vertigo, dizziness, balance problems, nausea and vomiting. Experts believe that VIRAL infections cause vestibular neuritis. Treatment typically involves managing symptoms or taking antiviral medications.
The treatment for vestibular neuritis?
The main goal of vestibular neuritis treatment is to manage your symptoms. To do this, your healthcare provider may recommend: (He didn't; I researched it!)
Medications (ANTIVIRAL) and drugs to treat nausea, dizziness and inflammation).
I researched it and found out what I had. As you know, I have a supply of Ivermectin. So, three days ago, I started my regimen for a five day period. In two more days, I will have finished with my daily Ivermectin; I'll notify of my results of the Ivermectin, with my opinion. 😊
I did my last day of Ivermectin, yesterday and the jury is still out; there seems to be a slight improvement, not as much as I expected. It may be too early; however it is milder than it was.😉 Stay tuned for future updates. :)
