Fly it is SO cheap. Very cheap there too. Three times cheaper than this country.
My man and FIL can pass out from getting needles. My FIL does often.
Wishing you the best Sweetie
Thanks Bratti. X
He is still weak. Iâm thinking he needs to change his lifestyle. He often has late night gigs. Does he go to bed and sleep when he comes home???
Iâm turning my internet off tonight, when I go to bed.
Youâre welcome sweetie
Youâve mentioned gigs a few times
Does he play a musical instrument in a band ?
Maybe a lifestyle change IS needed.
Good luck and sleep well
I just read in the good morning thread that youâre taking your son to see his GP this afternoon.
Everybody who has contributed to this thread are concerned.
Let us know how he gets on sweetie.
Of course, I will Carol.
I am a worrier, but I never dwell on that.
Ok here is the update. The Gp has prescribed Prochlorperazine 5mg tablets.
He believes it is a combination of Labyrinthitis and a back injury.
He has been sent for X-rays. The fact that my son lifts his very heavy PA speakers and all his equipment, this may also be part of the problem.
I will be honest now, he had a gig in Salisbury last week, you have all seen the news, my mind went into overdrive tbh.
I will need to research that drug, as the GP said there could be nasty side effects.
NEXT!!! I am worn out mentally.
Gig equipment is very heavy. Speakers, amps, etc.,
Thatâs great that heâs getting the medical and loving care he needs.
You need a ladies night out Sweetie.
I need to calm down first.
That diagnosis sounds reasonable SP, given that he has so much noise exposure, and the good news is that this can be treated. I know your son is young, but he needs to take care of his back so he wonât have more permanent problems down the road. You sound like you have your hand full and are reasonably concerned for both boys. I hope you arenât overdoing it, SP. Get plenty of rest :hug:.
I.ve only just seen this thread sweets, i.m so sorry you have all this worry on right now and I do hope they get to the bottom of whatâs causing it and can help him be well. We never stop worrying about our babies no matter how old they get do we. Wish I could give you a real-time reassuring hug but take my virtual one my friend :hug: xx
Thanks for the support you lovely people. X
It does seem strange that both twins are passing out, so there is obviously something genetic going on there, perhaps they are both allergic to something.
Good luck Sweetie pie, my thoughts are with you.
Sorry I forgot to update.
One of them is fine now.
The other is not so bad. It is an inner ear problem. He has been referred to ENT.
Inner ear headphones caused the problems.
Thanks for the update sweetie pie.
Ear infection causes vertigo. I get this quite often since I have a man made eardrum which isnât water tight. This causes bacterial infections which can causes blockages and result in vertigo. Iâd actually forgotten that I almost passed out a few years back while on the road taking my dogs for a walk.
I now have a really good ENT specialist who drains my ear once a year.
I have to be very careful with earplugs and headphones too.
Thatâs great that you now have it figured it out though. It must be such a relief at least knowing what it is.
Pleased to hear it isnât anything too serious Sweets, you must be relieved.
Just found this thread. What a relief to find an explanation and also an avoidance plan.
Good Mums will always worry about their children no matter how old they are.
Thank god for that Sweetie pie, that its only an ear infection and nothing more serious.
Labyrinthitis is the reason. I thought that was a film.
We have medication.
Thank-you everyone. x
There are so many that need our support on this forum, thank goodness this forum has such caring members.
Hi
An excellent thread.
I have fallen a few times recently, had a CT Scan, ear Infection and previous Trauma.
The concern by others is brilliant.
Thank you so much.