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Labyritithis

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Cras · 25/02/2018 22:38

On February 12. I was hit with this it has been 15 days. And I can say I think it might be trying to go away. There's not a lot of place that have anything on this. So my ? Is does anyone else have brain fog with this.

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CatelynStark · 25/02/2018 22:44

When I had this, the GP gave me Prochlorperazine which took away the nausea and helped me get back on my feet. It’s absolutek awful so I hope you feel better soon.

LouiseBrooks · 25/02/2018 22:44

I had it 25 years ago, was off sick for nearly 5 months. BUT I had a very severe case. A friend of mine had it a few years ago, was off for 3 weeks. We both recovered fine, although very occasionally if tired or extremely run down, it comes back - but not enough to warrant any time off work. A couple of early nights sorts it out for me.

Get plenty of rest and you should be back to normal soon.

DumbleDee · 25/02/2018 23:02

Had it twice. Horrendous. Felt permanently hungover like my brain was filled with cotton wool. Also had anxiety attacks as a result of the dizzy spells. First episode took 6 months to recover fully and I was left with heightened autonomic response. Couldn't be under fluorescent lights couldn't walk in patterned carpets. Horrid time. I've never been on a fairground ride since (2007)

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