Vertiford 8 MG Tablet Health Feed

You will need modification of your bp medicines. If chakkar does not decrease with vertin, and control of bp then consult a neurologist.

Dear Sir
there are multiple risk factors in your case which can predispose you to vertigo. Firstly your age. Second and maybe the most important, your sedentary work style with long hours spent watching the computer screen. This posture leads to cervical problems which can lead to transient vertigo. The presence of abnormal lipid profile may also contribute in the form of arteriosclerosis (thickening of arteries). Kindly consult a neurologist to check for cervical spine and carotid vascular ...more

Have you investigated fully to rule out any pathology like bp, blood sugar ,rft, lft
meanwhile take tab. B-hist (betahistine hcl) 8 mg twice daily.

As per the symptoms described you are having benign positional paroxysmal vertigo (bppv. You can take 'betahistine" 16 mg tablet twice daily for 7 days.

I presume it was treated with concurrent chemoradiation.
The cisplatin drug which is used for the chemotherapy is usually responsible for the hearing loss, which is usually temporary, but may be permanent in a few patients. Better to see your medical oncologist and a good ENT surgeon for the same.
Feel free to contact me directly if you want to discuss this further.

Vertigo is common and not dangerous. Rest, some vertigo tablets like Betahistine and it improves. If it is on lying down, getting up from bed, you can get quick relief by Epleys manoeuvre, meet ENT specialist.

Stugeron is not the best Medicine to treat Minieres disease. I would recommend you do not self treat, but be under the guidelance of an ENT Surgeon. I would prefer Betahistine as the first drug to treat Minieres disease.
Get well soon!

vertistar (betahistine 16mg ) should be used three times a day for a duration of 2 weeks . does he have any smoking history or ringing sensation in ear ?

Consult an ent specialist for vertigo.
Check if your vestibular system is ok.
Take tab zerodol sp bd
tab betahistine 8 mg bd
do contact me for further diagnosis and treatment if you feel necessary.

Hello,
Treatment options in recurrent cervical cancer is very limited.
The management mainly depends on the primary treatment received and the site and extent of recurrence.
In your case as the patient had already received chemoradiation, so in case of recurrence the only viable option remains is of carboplatin or cisplatin based chemotherapy. Despite treatment, the prognosis is guarded.