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Thanks for the comments. :)
The doc is checking my thyroid, but he's leaning towards anxiety attack. He prescribed some Xanax for episode-only use, not even sure I'd get it again since there hadn't been anything unusual in my life to set it off.
However, I now have a sinus cold with an earache. Maybe it was a perfect storm of being my normal stressed-out self, starting to feel a little dizzy and sick from the head cold, but then being stuck in a car, driving on a curvy hilly highway?
Dunno. Hope it doesn't happen again though. *EYES BRAIN*
The doc is checking my thyroid, but he's leaning towards anxiety attack. He prescribed some Xanax for episode-only use, not even sure I'd get it again since there hadn't been anything unusual in my life to set it off.
However, I now have a sinus cold with an earache. Maybe it was a perfect storm of being my normal stressed-out self, starting to feel a little dizzy and sick from the head cold, but then being stuck in a car, driving on a curvy hilly highway?
Dunno. Hope it doesn't happen again though. *EYES BRAIN*

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I am glad you posted this. If you hadn't, I'd have spent the rest of the evening debating with myself "should I email? But it's only been a day - people are allowed off the internet for a whole day. But this is Michelle... but maybe she's in bed? Maybe I should email anyway and check. But what if that annoys her?"
What I am trying to say is: I WORRY. IN A SLIGHTLY NEUROTIC WAY.
*Hugs* to you.
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(lets try this icon - the one I was really after!)
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(Who is that?)
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(glares at your brain)
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Feel better!
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Sounds like your hypothesis might be about right. The ears are complex, but very delicate things. I know someone who recently had viral neuronitis, wherein the sheath of the nerve that carries messages to the brain from the ears, becomes inflamed. He collapsed, ending up in hospital for a couple of days. x_x He was still pretty pale and slightly dizzy for the rest of the week after.
Please be careful for the next little while, and get plenty rest, alright? Don't try to do too much.
*hugs real tight*
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But thanks. The plan is to snooze this weekend.
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Seriously, that's almost exactly how mine happened. Dizziness/vertigo and a bad headcold, stress from work, but replace 'being stuck in a car, driving on a curvy hilly highway' with 'being stuck on an express train and not able to get off when I felt ill'.
*HUGS* Feel better.
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Seriously, though, I'm very glad you're okay.
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I am sort of curious about the Xanax. :D
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Hope you start feeling better soon! :)
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Having some experience with all the many things that can futz up your sense of balance and cause vertigo, that's definitely within the realm of possibility.
Careful with the Xanax, though. The level of addictiveness of that stuff is often seriously underestimated.
*big one-armed hug*
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My prescription is for a tiny amount, only to be used if I have another panic attack. So hopefully it won't be so bad.
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I know from experience that anxiety attacks can sometime be like this - and there doesn't always have to be an obvious cause for one to brought on. xx
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If you're still dizzy, Dramamine II is the same med, and available OTC, just ask a pharmacist. It doesn't make you sleepy like regular Dramamine and really helps with the dizzy.
*hugs* Feel better soon!
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