Related Symptoms

It's easy to put off getting treatment for your dizziness. You think to yourself, "Maybe it'll go away on its own." You procrastinate. Days pass. Weeks pass. Months pass. And you don't get any better. Finally, you decide to visit your primary care doctor. They say you're otherwise healthy, you get some anti-dizzy pills and are sent home. Those don't work. And you're back at square one, leaving your dizziness untreated. You know something must be wrong. You see specialist after specialist...everything is normal. Now what?

Not all types of dizziness are created equal. You might be thinking, "Well, what in the world is that supposed to mean? I know what dizziness is and that's that."

Major changes in a patient's lifestyle trigger symptoms. 2020 was no stranger to this fact, forcing many to change their sleeping patterns, exercise routines, diet, and work and home life. With these changes came a wave of tinnitus and stress. And as a result, many patients report increased Tinnitus (or uncontrollable ringing in the ears) than ever before.