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Balance


Question Posted Sunday March 23 2008, 10:39 pm

I was just wandering if anyone knows why your balance would be off. I have been this way for such a long time & I am getting sick of it! Being clumsy is one thing, but, I can just be standing in one spot or walking normally & just literally start tipping over! My balance is way off! Any input on this would be helpful! Thanks.

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Lovetornado answered Monday March 24 2008, 10:17 pm:
This could be because your growing and your body has to get use to it. Like i know i had a friend and her feet grew and she triped ALL the time.
and it took her about 5 months to get use to it.

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Duckies_Are_Awesome answered Monday March 24 2008, 1:17 am:
Not only could it be in your ears, but I know someone who had the same problems (she had other symptoms too: migraines, neck and shoulder pain, trouble swallowing and trouble sleeping) but it turned out that she had something called Chiari Malformation. It is where a bone in your skull is malformed and your brain slips into the whole causing all kinds of problems, it is genetic and symptoms don't always end the way my friends did, some are more severe and others less. But this disease affects your brain, memory and balance so just a thought that maybe something more than your ears could be the culprit.

Hope I was of some help.

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Brandi_S answered Monday March 24 2008, 12:08 am:
Get your ears checked.
If something is out of kilter in your ears, it can affect balance and cause dizziness.

That may not be the problem, but it's worth looking into.

ygs-29/f

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