Hi, my name is GemmaG1985!
Is there any medication to help with your balance??
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hi there and welcome to the forum I would recommend speaking to your GP because I'm not medically trained. Although a member might be able to recommend always consult with a medical professional.
As well as this I would recommend that you visit the coffee lounge for a general chat or the games den for some fun. -
good advice is always to see your GP. There are many products that people purchase over the counter that could be causing balance issue. Antihistamines especially with a glass of wine can cause ototoxicity.
as I always used to say
Every action that you take has a reaction. -
Hi @GemmaG1985 and a warm welcome to the community from me!
Like durhamjaide and jonf have said it is always best to speak to your GP about potential medication or any medical issues you have, have you managed to book an appointment with yours yet?
It's lovely to have you here and I hope you enjoy your time on the community!
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