Please tell me if there is a natural cure/alternative cure for long time dizziness/vertigo?

the orthodox medicine says there is no cure but treatment . i do not agree with this position. every disease should have a cure,however remote

first I would look at figuring out the cause...is it an inner ear issue or something deeper? have you spoken to your doctor about your symptoms? if not I would definitely do so, vertigo can be a symtpom of many things: from nutritional deficiencies to drug side effects.

in the meantime, something that many people find works (and is even prescribed by doctors) is meclizine. You can find this by it's brand name "Dramamine", just be sure it's the Dramamine 2 (check the label and be sure it's meclizine). You can also ask your pharmacist - many times they have a generic form that is more cost effective. Follow the directions and be careful as it can cause drowsiness. This helps with motion sickness/dizziness/vertigo.

Should have a cure is a lot different then actually having one. No.

According to the reading I have done regarding hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), the brain, when it senses that blood sugar is low, will do sometimes strange things to get the blood sugar (glucose) out of storage and into the blood stream. Adrenaline is one sure way to do this. If the vertigo causes you to get an adrenaline spurt, then low blood sugar is probably the cause. If the brain does not get the spurt, it may ask you to slow down. The dizzies are one way, tiredness is another.

Chronic low blood sugar can also cause self-esteem problems, anger management problems and a whole bunch of other physical and mental nasties. You may want to check out the symptoms link on www.hufa.org, and see how you check out. There are diet book suggestions in the library link as well as suggestions for diagnostic blood tests your doctor can do (even if he/she does not believe they will show anything abnormal.

There are so many reasons for long time dizziness/vertigo that I can't name them all in this response. I suggest you go check with your doctor and have as many tests run that is possible to find the underlaying reason for your condition. I had episodes of dizziness/vertigo after my 1st heart attack and it was found that it was caused by something that is called "VasoVagel syndrome." Not every person is the same, we all have different physiologies and our bodies re-act differently to different circumstances. I do agree with you that every disease should have a cure, but in reality, they don't. I know that for a fact. I was struck down last year from a jolt of electricity and it caused something called a "Diffuse Electrical Injury." There is no cure for this, the doctors really don't understand too much about it, because its affect on the central nervous system and other systems of the body. Just as psychology doctors really don't understand the workings of our minds/brains. It's just an educated guessing game on each persons psych/brain wave patterns. Good luck with trying to find a cure for this multifacited problem.

Weird coincidence! I met a man Thursday night who had it so bad, he had to crawl up the stairs to bed and would have episodes almost daily. He started wearing a magnetic necklace and hasn't had one dizzy spell since. He told me he hasn't taken it off either to find out. He said he would have paid $1000 but it only cost him $150. It was from a Japanese company, not the swap meet.
http://www.yourwellnesshome.net/kenkomag...