Vertigo is Wherever I Will Go

2008 April 20
by heyru

I started to feel dizzy the moment I got up off bed last Saturday morning.

I still felt intermittent dizziness at work.

Dizziness also occurred when I laid down to sleep.

Today, I am “at a place called Vertigo \ It’s everything I wish I didn’t know \ Except you give me something I can feel \ Feel”. Now I am singing with U2.

“Hello! Hello? Are you still at a place called Vertigo?”

I am still in a dizzy mood, and now I am starting to freak out!

Vertigo, a specific type of dizziness, is a major symptom of a balance disorder.

…Vertigo can also be brought on suddenly through various actions or incidents, such as skull fractures or brain trauma, sudden changes of blood pressure, or as a symptom of motion sickness while sailing, riding amusement rides, airplanes or in a motor vehicle.

Traumatic brain injury (TBI), traumatic injuries to the brain, also called intracranial injury, or simply head injury, occurs when physical trauma causes brain damage.

Source: Wikipedia.

I am also showing signs of Postconcussion Syndrome:

  1. Fatigue
  2. Sleep Disorder 
  3. Headache 
  4. Dizziness/Vertigo 
  5. Irritability/Aggression

And I am also starting to feel these:

  1. Anxiety 
  2. Depression/Lability 
  3. Personality Changes 
  4. Apathy

I am REALLY scared…

4 Responses leave one →
  1. 2008 April 27

    Vertigo and Dizziness has a major difference… Nalimutan ko lang kung ano. Nurse ako btw.

  2. 2008 April 28

    Mon, I hope you can tell me that major difference.

  3. 2008 April 28

    Vertigo… yung imiikjot yung paligid mo. Yung dizziness yung ulo mo yung parang umiikot.

    Pero yung nararamdaman mo sa tingin ko ay Orthostatic hypotension yan. Yung biglang pagbaba ng BP pag biglang nagbabago ng position.

  4. 2008 April 29

    Richmond, hehe ang hirap espelingin kung ang ulo mo yung parang umiikot. I can’t even decipher it with the relativity theory. hehe

    You could also be right with Orthostatic hypotension. I think I need some rest and exercise, as advised by my doctor.

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