I had sinus/migraine headaches with vertigo for three Spring - Fall seasons straight. So bad, I spent a small fortune on various ENT's to get it resolved. Also got paid FMLA - in case I had to call in sick repeatedly. Only sick days I called in were for that. Finally figured it out - combination of perimenopause, diet, and seasonal allergies. If I take Xzfal morning and night, along with Flonause - and use the Neti Pot, no problems. Also take a Tyenol/Phenylphrine decogestant aka Tyenol or Advil Sinus Headache - I do not get the vertigo with the barometric shift.
Then sometime around 2019 - they went away.
It's hard to know if you have this stupid thing or had it. I'm constantly battling the onset of hypochrondia, so is my brother - according to my mother. I mean up to about two months ago - I had a horrible dry cough and shortness of breath - to the extent that I had a chest X-Ray. (It turned out to be the blood pressure meds I was on, once I switched to another one - I was fine, the cough went away eventually.)
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Date: 2020-04-16 02:17 am (UTC)I had sinus/migraine headaches with vertigo for three Spring - Fall seasons straight. So bad, I spent a small fortune on various ENT's to get it resolved. Also got paid FMLA - in case I had to call in sick repeatedly. Only sick days I called in were for that. Finally figured it out - combination of perimenopause, diet, and seasonal allergies. If I take Xzfal morning and night, along with Flonause - and use the Neti Pot, no problems. Also take a Tyenol/Phenylphrine decogestant aka Tyenol or Advil Sinus Headache - I do not get the vertigo with the barometric shift.
Then sometime around 2019 - they went away.
It's hard to know if you have this stupid thing or had it. I'm constantly battling the onset of hypochrondia, so is my brother - according to my mother.
I mean up to about two months ago - I had a horrible dry cough and shortness of breath - to the extent that I had a chest X-Ray. (It turned out to be the blood pressure meds I was on, once I switched to another one - I was fine, the cough went away eventually.)