medication to relieve aging inner ear dizziness

To evaluate the symptom of dizziness a complete medical history, audiogram (hearing test) and electronystagmogram (ENG or balance test) are generally needed. In some instances, a CAT scan (x-ray) and blood work are also needed.

Sound waves pass through the ear canal of the external ear and vibrate the tympanic membrane (ear drum). The inner ear (labyrinth) contains two fluid systems, one suspended inside the other, separated by a thin membrane. The inner ear usually produces symptoms of a whirling sensation known as vertigo or a feeling of imbalance. Symptoms are usually episodic, that is, they come and go. Less often they produce a constant sensation of dizziness. Many times dizziness is associated with hearing loss, ear pressure and tinnitus (head noise). How to Minimize Symptoms
There are no medications that will alleviate age-related symptoms, but there are ways to help minimize them. The following are suggestions we give to our patients who have dizziness due to aging.

When getting up in the morning, sit on the edge of the bed for several minutes before trying to stand and walk.
Change positions or turn slowly. Have something nearby to hold onto the help stabilize yourself.
Realize that looking up or down, or bending over and returning to an upright position may cause unsteadiness and have something nearby to hold onto.
Never walk in the dark. When getting up at night, always turn on a bright light. Use a night light in the bathroom.
Use a cane, a 4-prong cane or walker if you have more severe problems when walking. Remember, you are not leaning on these devices, but are actually increasing the amount of information received through the extremities.
Keep other medical conditions, such as diabetes, glaucoma, high blood pressure or arthritis under control by taking your online pharmacy viagra and /or following the prescribed diet.