The Dizzy Lounge is for anyone who is living with dizziness and or vertigo due to an inner ear or vestibular disorder. We offer support, comfort and advice based on our own experience's. However we are not doctors and none of the information here is intended to take the place of a doctors professional opinion or treatment.

Feel free to view, vote on or start new poll questions in this section.

This section is for members to share links to their websites or message boards. They may also share pictures, recipes, poems, Plus any other random thoughts regarding TV, Movies, Music, etc.

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Past post that talk about the symptoms and what trigggers them when you have an inner ear or vestibular disorder.

These are past posts regarding BPPV and the Epley Maneuver. Please join in the main discussion area, if you have been diagnosed with or think you have BPPV

Past post from members who have been diagnoised with Labyrinthitis.

Past post regarding MAV the diagnosis and the treatments . Please join us in the main discussion area to talk about this disorder.

Past post on how food or air borne allergies can cause dizziness or add to the dizziness you have now.

Past post regarding how hormones seem to play a big part in making our dizziness and other symptoms much worse.

Past Post regarding how anxiety, stress, panic and depression can play a big part in how you're feeling. At times they can even be the main cause of your symptoms.

Past Post regarding the diagnosis, treatments and the symptoms of Menieres Disease.

Past Post regarding AIED and other autoimmune disorders

Past post from members who have neck /teeth problems or have been diagnosed with TMJ as a cause of their dizziness.

Past post regarding medical testing for an inner ear or vestibular disorder.

Past posts regarding treatments and medications for inner ear or vestibular disorders.

Past post on the experiences members have had while flying, driving, going to movies or on vacations etc.

Past posts regarding applying for disability.

Living with an inner ear or vestibular disorder can easily lead too frustration, depression, anxiety. etc. There are times when you just need to vent.

Past post from people who have found a treatment or medication that has helped them to feel better.