Patient's question:
I have been working non-stop recently, going to bed very late every day. Then lately, I've been having constant headaches that are unbearable. I went to the hospital for a thorough check-up, and the doctor said I have vestibular neuritis and need immediate treatment. I'm not sure how serious it is, but I'd like to ask: what kind of medication is good for vestibular neuritis?Doctor's answer:
Vestibular neuronitis, which is inflammation of the ear function, can cause dizziness and headaches. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or acupuncture to promote blood circulation and nutrition can be used in combination to stabilize nerve function and adjust vestibular function. As long as the vestibular function is stabilized, it will never cause dizziness. However, the condition of headaches also needs to be ruled out, as there may be reflexive stimulation. Flunarizine can be used in combination to relieve pain, or carbamazepine can be considered.