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SO I was in the midst of writing out my story, and managed to close the window out. So short story, I do not have an official diagnose's yet. After speaking with a friend of my husbands, who has this, our symptoms are similar and this actually makes the most sense. I had an ENG done yesterday, which showed that my hearing is great (even though in crowded situations, I really have to concentrate) and the caloric test came back normal (even though I feel super dizzy today, and felt nausea driving to work today). I attempted to have an MRI done, and I did not realize that I would have to have something covering my face during it, and even though it was an open MRI I freaked out, so I am going to try again with an oral sedative, and if that doesn't work... I guess they'll have to knock me out for it. If nothing show's on the MRI, what is typically the next step?

7 years ago, I had this same situation happen, where drs were swearing that I didn't have an infection, couldn't give me a good reason for the fluid coming out of my ears when coughing, and the vertigo...besides I kept contracting different viruses (for an entire summer, and no one thought to run blood work at my colleges health center). My childhood PCP, finally prescribed a very strong antibiotic (like the strongest I could pick up at the pharmcy, and it was very expensive without insurance) and everything cleared up.

I'm at a loss, this time around, I have 2 kids, a husband, and a full time job to contend with, I can't afford to be down the whole summer, and when I describe my symptoms, and there is no infection, I feel like I'm crazy. My current PCP is less than helpful with this ( probably will be finding a new one). Thankfully I don't need a referral for an ENT appt. But, I did left the ENG's office in tears yesterday because the ENG came back fine. I'm frustrated, I do have a history of TMJD, but vertigo is not associated with TMJD, which is why I am not going to an ENT. Sorry this is all disjointed, Im exhausted, dizzy, and at work.

Thank you for taking the time to read this!