I have a neurological disorder where I am dizzy, see spots, and my ears ring. Anyone else?

I have had a ton of tests and the doctors can't tell me anything. Well, they told me SOMETHING... they don't know!!!

A mix of of migraine/ tension headache is where you see spots/ jagged edges, and tintitus (ringing in the ears). hmmm.....

Have you ever have a head/ face injury? Ever have an eng, where the machine reads the brain waves, to track down the source that causes you dizzyness, and other symptoms?

I fell down the stairs on my back, thankfully I didn't black out (when I almost did-Shivers....) . But I was astounded to be walking just fine. Years later, I started to have vertigo spells/ vision in both eyes were not the same, and ringing in th ears, that lasted me 3 wks, which it wasn't very pretty at all, it was pure torture during the sleeping hours. I feel real bad for the other folks who had to deal with it on long-term basis.

I went through all kinds of tests from neurologists office, MRI scan, eng, some strange test where I was hooked up to a machine and had to sit still for 1 hour without a twitch or eye movement, and even saw several ENT specialists, just to be on the safe side, even though no answers came back to me, I was still scratching my head in puzzled thought. Geez, what was that all about during those months of pain and grief for?

I went through alot of researching books on migraines, dizzyness, and chemical imbalances. Then I was told, sometimes no one has an answer for certain mysterious health issues, so I learned to balance my life better, eat well, get my 8 hrs of sleep, and take long walks.

May you find the light in finding answers you were looking for, to resolve your mysterious case of dizzyness/ seeing spots and ringing in the ears.

Good luck, my friend...

well my ears ring but i have tmj and i think that makes that happen. i see spots sometimes but i have eye problems and i do feel dizzy at times but that might be my little heart problem or maybe its an inner ear thing from allergys. i dont know that it is neurological. dang, good luck to you! maybe google that question...