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Benign Postural Vertigo
Benign postural vertigo will have no affect on blood sugar or lactose intolerance.
Paroxysmal positional dizziness is a condition that happens frequently. It begins suddenly and only lasts a few seconds. This could be from a blow to the head or age related degeneration. While lying down in bed, it can be triggered by a sharp movement of the head from left to right or from right to left, or backward looking up. This condition is harmless and will clear up without treatment.
Benign postural vertigo will have no affect on blood sugar or lactose intolerance.
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Benign Postural Vertigo
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vertigo, blood sugar
If someone has an attack of dizziness with symptoms of difficulty in speaking, weakness in an arm or leg, or headache, the person should be rushed to the hospital for emergency treatment. The symptoms indicate the person may have had a stroke which must receive immediate treatment.
Benign postural vertigo will have no affect on blood sugar or lactose intolerance.
