Nov 3, 2024
Being motion-sick or having vertigo feels like nausea, but instead of it being in your stomach, you feel it in your head.
wtf???
okay....
yeah, okay, I can see it
YES EXACTLY
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Being motion-sick or having vertigo feels like nausea, but instead of it being in your stomach, you feel it in your head.
wtf???
okay....
yeah, okay, I can see it
YES EXACTLY
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I am a person who has lots of sensible advice for others but often ignore it myself. Of course my impulse yesterday when this ear ringing-dizziness-pressure-low pitched tinnitus came upon my ears was to use drops and hope it went away. It hasn't. My husband has just nagged me into making a doctor's appointment. OK OK done. Nothing like a good ear-bashing so to speak.