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Well, I just fell again tonight. Head landed n the marble on the fireplace. Thank you all for your help. Have been referred to a neurosurgeon.

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Just an update. After all the tests, it was discovered that I was overdosed on one med. they don’t know why it happens with Lamictal, but was switched to a regular Lamictal instead of extended release. It may be due due to recent surgery. Sure is nice to walk a straight line or as Johnny Cash sings “I walk the line”. Thank you all for your support and feedback. If anyone has similar problems, checking med levels may be one thing to consider.

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@Kem103 said:

After all the tests, it was discovered that I was overdosed on one med

@Kem103
Good to hear that you could solve your problem of balance with a little help of your doctors. I was reading your post of August today.

You described or reported a part of a radiology report on a with and without Gadolineum also. I was wondering/ am curious what happened with this “tumor” finding. Or was it just a misinterpreted thing?

Just wondering while the report as such was not complete, a part of the necessary information you did not show or was not reported lege Artis.
For interest in Meckel’s cave I found this clear informative publication: ( Neuroimaging of Meckel’s cave in normal and disease conditions | Insights into Imaging | Full Text4 )

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Hello, Emile. I am not receiving notifications of responses to my posts even though I have set “watching” on the thread and verified my email. So, I am late in responding. Thanks for the link it was very informative. A second was performed last week with the same results. Per your observation, the report does seem incomplete. However, that is all that I have access to on the portal. I noted that it said “abnormal brain”. Now that is comforting, albeit not clear. Lol. I have an appt with a Neurologist in 3 weeks. Perhaps he will explain further.

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Although I was a ski instructor for over 35 years, after I quit I had an accident myself.

Skiing in heavy snow, I fell. My right foot went backwards. Patrol straightened it on the hill, and I went to hospital. I still have 2 plates and 14 screws in my right leg.

My friend with the balance problems talked to me when I returned to work on crutches. Retrospect: I had one hearing aid then and was wearing it. He said that was the cause, as he had one cochlear implant that caused his balance issues. Was he right? Darned if I know.

I have 2 Phonaks and will never wear a single hearing aid again.

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