Can Hearing Loss Cause Dizziness

What Is Dizziness?

First things first, dizziness is not a disorder. More like it is a symptom and characterized or caused by various diseases. Dizziness is defined as a range of sensations such as fainting, vulnerability, unsteadiness, and sometimes the feeling of spinning of head or lightheadedness. Woozy mainly affects the sense organs especially, the ears and eyes. 

Cases & Elements of dizziness

The main reason is because of the issue in the internal ear where the proper scale is created, and some more common reasons for the causes of dizziness are include below

• An impediment in the inner ear
• Ear infection or ear injuries
• Alcohol consumption is more than usual
• Medications or drug usage regularly
• Migraine
• motion sickness
• An unexpected drop in blood pressure
• Anxiety disorders

Can Hearing Loss Cause Dizziness?

When you have hearing loss, you often notice symptoms of Vertigo which is very similar to dizziness and have the signs typically. However, Vertigo and hearing loss or other disorders don’t stay together but affect all of a sudden. The balance system relies on bone, thin membranes, and tissue in the inner ear. So it results in fluctuations and balance problems as well. 

What is Ménierè’s Disease?

Ménierè’s Disease is a condition that consequences the vestibular system (which plays a vital role in the sense of balance) and mostly the inner ear. This results in the build up of fluid, swollen and ultimately leads to hearing loss.

When Should I Seek Hearing Care Professionals Appointment
Always consult the Best Audiologists if you notice any symptoms like sudden hearing loss, severe headache, fainting, chest pain, sickness, rapid heartbeat, ear pain, chest pain, and double eyesight. Normally any hearing loss can be treated by Different Types of Hearing Aids.  Surgery is required only for the cochlea when it got affected by any disease. Also, visit HNR Speech and Hearing if hearing loss becomes worse and attached to brain injuries or trauma.