[FONT=Comic Sans MS]Can anyone come up with a reason to NOT ride with Vertigo? I don't mind admitting, my hour in the saddle is my best hour of the day when vertigo comes back to haunt me. [/FONT]
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starship said:
[FONT=Comic Sans MS]Can anyone come up with a reason to NOT ride with Vertigo? I don't mind admitting, my hour in the saddle is my best hour of the day when vertigo comes back to haunt me. [/FONT]
One reason - falling off!
Depends on what triggers your vertigo. If it is postural or positional, can you be sure that you can avoid that head position? -
No, I think my Sinus got me this time, not the first.
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Is vertigo a dizziness? Is that why your avatar is swirling?!
Ever since my bad crash almost 3 weeks ago, I've had a terrible dizziness whenever I lay down or get up. It lasts a few seconds. Is that vertigo?
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It could be! But I'm no doctor. Do a web search for vertigo, there are a lot of forms. If you just crashed, head injury could be the problem.
[FONT=Comic Sans MS]SEE A DOCTOR! [/FONT]
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Did. Hospital CT scan, then follow up w/ my MD (who hasn't been worried). Next up... neurologist.
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