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Vertigo after lough

Dear Sirs,

Could anyone please help me for my Vertigo. It generally occurs when I lough. I take Paracetamol (500) for this.

I have also OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder) and Panic Disorder.

For OCD I take Clomipramin (25) one dose per week and for Panic Disorder Alprazolam (.25) 2 doses (morning & night)

Any advice will be very appreciated.

Thanks and regards.

Ahmed

tajuddin_ahmed on 2012-09-16

This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.

Are U from Bangladesh at Dhaka? If yes thn u can directly contact with me bcs this is a bit neurological case which should be closely diagnosed by a doctor. I think i can help u if u make a visit at my chamber directly. collect my website address from my profile here and go there to have address and my phone number.

Dr. Showrav
Bangladesh

♡ Dr. Showrav last decade

Dear Dr. Showrav,

Thank you very much for your kind reply.

I am from Chittagong but not in Dhaka. Should I have first check with a local Homeopath here in Chittagong physically.

Please advice.

Regards.

Tajuddin Ahmed
Chittagong, Bangladesh.

tajuddin_ahmed last decade

It will be a better choice for u, But if in case they fail to recover u from this issue than u are welcome to have a visit at my chamber.

Dr. Showrav
Bangladesh

♡ Dr. Showrav last decade

Dear Dr. Showrav,

Thanks for the advice.

Let me check with a local doctor for my healing.

Best regards.

Tajuddin Ahmed

tajuddin_ahmed last decade

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