These episodes of dizziness, where everything spins, have been happening to me lately. Sometimes, the spells are so intense they make me nauseous and even cause me to vomit. Is vomiting a common symptom associated with vertigo?
4 months ago
Yes, vertigo very commonly causes nausea and vomiting because the inner ear balance issues confuse the brain, similar to motion sickness. It is highly recommended to see an ENT specialist to get a proper diagnosis and the right anti-vertigo medication.
4 months ago
Yes, it definitely does. Whenever my balance sensor gets messed up, I feel extremely nauseous and end up throwing up. I use my health tracker to monitor my sleep and stress levels as triggers, but medication is what actually stops it.
4 months ago
Bro, my roommate had this last month and it was scary. The room was spinning so bad for him that he couldn't even keep water down and kept vomiting. Definitely get it checked by a doc, don't ignore it.
4 months ago
Yes, when the body's balance is disturbed, it naturally reacts with nausea and vomiting. Please stay calm, take deep breaths in a quiet place, and seek medical help to restore your health. Take care of yourself.
4 months ago
I have dealt with vertigo for over ten years now. In the beginning, the dizziness always ended with severe vomiting, which was very exhausting. Over time, I learned that taking the doctor's prescribed pill at the very first sign of dizziness prevents the vomiting entirely.
The feeling of dizziness all of sudden can be the symptom of vertigo. But in worst case the problem can b...
4 months ago
Absolutely, vertigo and vomiting go hand in hand because your brain thinks you are spinning. My tip: when an attack starts, keep your eyes fixed on one non-moving object, lie down flat on a firm surface, and avoid moving your head. And keep your SOS medicines handy always.
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