Thanks for your reply.

Indeed, I have already tried out a couple of different things and am currently working in my office with no fluorescent light (neon). They are all off.
Am trying also to educate people to stop disturbing me for all and noting, sometimes have the feeling that my office is New-York Central station and since I'm also sensible to noise that is hard to manage....i have to reduce stimulus in fact that reach my CNS and need calm, space, avoid heavy light.

I just received yesterday new glasses from Prisma-Lite that helps on eliminating blue light from LED flat screen such as TV and computer monitor.
I will give it a try and see if it helps out, at least even a bit of relief is anyway most than welcome.

Thanks for the tip about salt, never heard of it, so I will pay attention now.

I have another appointment with Neuro soon and we will see what's next...well, I think i know what: "You must patient Mister".
You have to know that I've been diagnosed 3 month ago but am fighting since 5 years against dizziness so for the doctors it seems like something new but for me it's already a long fight.

The real problem also is the anxiety link to the symptom. It's chicken and eggs problem! Instability makes me feel like I'm going to faint and then my CNS is reacting like facing to a danger, thus my stress goes up and then my vertigo goes up too and here is how start the loop!...This makes me feel anxious most part of the day. So agree when people say, that's the stress making you feel this way. They are not wrong...Stress have an effect on me since I have a CNS disorder. But positive emotion is also creating same behavior. So...Well, endless discussion.

I don't know if you have to manage anxiety issue with your vertigo or dizziness but for me that's also part of the problem.
Learn to live with it for me, it's the most difficult.

Gravelbed,






Regards,
Gravelbed,