Dee--

I too am experiencing mild to significant "dizzyness", so much that I have pretty much been confined to bed the last couple of days.

I've attributed it to the fact that I've had a "cold" on and off for a week or so, and that my ears were "weird" on the return plane flight home. They felt like they needed to 'pop' but I couldn't get them to pop.

I would yawn, chew gum, etc, but nothing seemed to work.

Now, I still have that stuffy ear feeling, even though the flight was 3 days ago.

Now, even taking a shower is exhausting since I get so dizzy.

It seems a little better today so I am hoping it self-resolves soon.

Just wanted to mention it in case your Mom's been flying it might be worth telling the Dr.

- Michael


Michael | 53 | SCC | Right Tonsil | Dx'd: 06-10-05 | STAGE IV, T3N2bM0 | 3 Nodes R Side | MRND & Tonsillectomy 06/29/05 Dr Fee/Stanford | 8 wks Rad/Chemo startd August 15th @ MSKCC, NY | Tx Ended: 09-27-05 | Cancer free at 16+ Yrs | After-Effects of Tx: Thyroid function is 0, ok salivary function, tinnitus, some scars, neck/face asymmetry, gastric reflux. 2017 dysphagia, L Carotid stent / 2019, R Carotid occluded not eligible for stent.2022 dental issues, possible ORN, memory/recall challenges.