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spatial orientation when crossing large, open spaces
Category: Health Asked by: edie5-ga List Price: $30.00 |
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07 Nov 2004 03:34 PST
Expires: 07 Dec 2004 03:34 PST Question ID: 425647 |
I am having spatial orientation problems. I have had tests performed which showed Persistent Downbeat Nystagmus. left side. Also had MRI which showed inflammation in the semi-circular canal, left side. I tried physical therapy for, I believe it's called vestibuloccular. Nothing seems to be helping. I feel like when I get into an open space such as a street, only smooth surfaces, that I am being pushed from behind by someone and that I am going to fall. Seem to drift to the right when in an open space with borders. Walking across a field or rough surface, I'm fine |
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Re: spatial orientation when crossing large, open spaces
From: joshtbw-ga on 07 Nov 2004 05:16 PST |
What is your question here? This seems like a list of symptoms, but no clear question... |
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Re: spatial orientation when crossing large, open spaces
From: ga1970-ga on 15 Nov 2004 02:45 PST |
Joshtbw, I think that edie5 is looking for something that will help the condition. "I tried physical therapy for ....... Nothing seems to be helping." |
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