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bells palsey dizzyness
by: laverne on Fri, Nov 07 2008

i have had this on both sides of my face.i think it has left me with dizzyness and causes me to fall and i have a hard time getting up. my dizzyness is when i turn my head to a certain degree. when i lay down or get upi would like some help in clearing up my dizzyness. i am unable to open my eyelids completely i have just had cataract surgery in both eyes and my vision is alot better but am unable to open my lids alot

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November 2008

17years of BP - by Krishnarao - (Wed, Nov 19 2008)
I have effected by BP in 4th Dec 1991 at the age of 27. [more..]
bells palsey dizzyness - by laverne - (Fri, Nov 07 2008)
i have had this on both sides of my face.i think it has left me with dizzyness and causes me to fall and i have a hard time getting up. [more..]
Bells for the third time - by Tricia - (Thu, Nov 06 2008)
I first got Bells 3 years ago after a trip to Hawaii -when I got off a smallplane. I knew I caught something on the plane -within hours I had burning fever and felt exhausted- about a week later while in Nantucket Mass-I woke up and could not blink or close one eye- I went to the emergency room and they said I had Bells Palsey from Lyme disease [more..]

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