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msjen

Post subject: BPPV?

Posted: Fri Jul 15, 2011 6:37 pm

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I know that I've seen several mentions of vertigo in my MS searches, but I'm wondering if anyone has been diagnosed with BPPV? I feel much better after I do the Epley procedure but I am severly vertigo prone now. I can't lift my head to look up, I use 3 pillows to sleep and always sleep on the same side, and if I turn my head the vertigo kicks right in. I hate to give up work, but I can't safely drive there if I can't turn my head. Anyone have any thoughts there or the same issues??

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