What's causing you to feel unsteady or off-balance?

[@DaleH-f9w]

I'm relieved to see I'm not alone however I'm. Sad to see so many people having difficult times. All I suggest is be strong n plz see a doctor to rule out brain or blood issues.

[@TheJimmyidol]

how many doses?

[@Mnel5]

Did you find out any answers?

[@TheJimmyidol]

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[@josephtpg2205]

Long covid since March 2020. When it flares bad. I have right-side weakness and balance issues. I do lawn care and walk 5 miles a day doing that. When it does not flare only slight knee pain at end of day. I am still able to do all my work and not miss a day.

[@Team920_]

I completely feel your pain and am sorry you're going through this . Since September of 2020 after taking a flouroquinolone antibiotic I've been dealing with this same issue . Then in December of 2021 I caught Covid and have been worse since . Been to every specialist imaginable and no one has been able to diagnose me with anything. Have you found anything to help ?

[@Zyx5620]

I have very similar symptoms esp right side weakness maybe long covid as well. Maybe we can get in touch ! This is scary. Balance issues just started flaring up

[@nxsxlord5129]

Bro I have been going through this since sep 2020 too☠️

[@thogusdonatus4607]

Whenever i am walking i get the feeling that my body is starting to Walk towards either the right or left side and i need to fight it and focus even more on the problem that makes it worse

[@BlessingKelechi-gv7lt]

Same here, really getting frustrated

[@4ndyc007]

Same happens to me, i wake up with that imbalance now, even when sitting down the toilet feel like u going to fall when moving

[@AllEnglishShorts]

Same here

[@UnitedVlogs]

Same

[@sleepmore6969]

This just stared happening to me 4 days ago and its 4 days straight now! I'm kind of scared 😢

[@TinekeWilliams]

I had vertigo twice but my balance is still wonky! Don’t know what to do as I can’t bike anymore and have to hold on tight to the rail getting down. Dreadful!

[@rogbrogb5341]

@TinekeWilliams If you have space to park it, maybe you could try an adult 3 wheeler, or a recumbent trike. If you try a recumbent, make sure it has a flag, so drivers can see you! Good luck!

[@saifjymnast99]

Dizziness, spinning, imbalance, temple pain, eye sensitivity, ?? 😕😕😕

[@008boot6]

Same

[@pralevers]

Did you find any solution?

[@Jjjjjjsiwksw]

Same

[@sidensvans67]

I can´t feel my feet , my vision is poor and I have dreadful tinnitus . I lose my balance constantly .

[@DavidRLentz]

Prayers for your well-being. 🙂

[@charlenemack7040]

I have some of what you have… I also have type two diabetes have you ever been checked for that?

[@sidensvans67]

@@charlenemack7040 I have regular blood tests that continue to show normal results .

[@sidensvans67]

@@DavidRLentz Thank you so much . I try to make each day count and be grateful for this life .

[@jasonn2284]

Prayers up. Maybe it’s a inner ear infection…. Do you have Tinnitus? Or related to your nose congestion. Possibly a recent flu/bug in you. Recent Covid vaccines can give you migraines.

[@frankmiller7721]

I had a stroke while I was sleeping and my balance has been completely altered. 10 years now. So annoying. Can't go for walks, fishing with waders on in streams, nothing 😡.

[@JahoSelamaj]

Im afraid it is multiple sclerosis

[@briang.7206]

Nerve pain and numbness of feet caused by lower back issues. There doesn't seen to be a cure sometimes B vitamins help.

[@zeuschowie7473]

Thank you...

[@all-land]

I was walking downstairs and had to stop my cat which was running upto me to play. Suddenly for a split second i lost my balance but i managed to hold onto the railing and avoid injuries

[@dessiecoder2116]

Anxiety?

[@susangiffin4860]

2.5 ago I suffered a bowel leakage. They did an emergency colostomy I was in the hospital for 6 weeks, I had a really hard time recovering I started retaining fluid, i thought someone was in my room to harm me and I was fighting back but it was the nurses I was fighting. Then I caught Covid 19, and was transferred to another floor but still having bad episodes of things I thought were happening but weren’t A year later they were able to fix everything and removed the colostomy But I have never Regained my energy and I lose my balance easily I do have type 2 diabetes and COPD And if I sit on the floor or ground I can’t stand back up I can get one leg under me but not the other. If I can find something to pull myself up I can stand and walk wobbly. I’ve told several doctors about it and get no answers Before this I had no major problems

[@pranalizile8624]

How are u now

[@roselinemathieu6985]

I felt 2 days after I walk like stroke people all my body shaking I cried everyday I really don't know what to do.please help me

[@pranalizile8624]

How are u now

[@GregariousAntithesis]

An in balance of bodily humors

[@ms.geraldineramel6302]

feeling dizzy and sees brighter white on the road

[@DavidRLentz]

All through my childhood, I had suffered various consequences of complications during a breech birth. Whilst my head yet remained in the birth canal, the delivering physician, Dr. Mulvania, dropped me, leaving me dangling by my neck for several seconds. My mother (now deceased), a registered nurse, years on had explained to me that I had favoured how I had held my head, for my neck hurting. During my infancy and early years, I developed scoliosis and kyphosis. An anatomic consequence is that one eye and one ear is higher than the other. I also was unusually small for my age, in a family of veritable giants. At age 12, I was just 23 cm (50 lbs). By contrast, a sister (recently deceased) had grown to 185 cm, 185 kg (6'1", 430 lbs). I have a 93 cm inside leg (36" inseam) and size 14 feet. I am 180 cm, 72 kg (5'11", 156 lbs), making me slim for my height. I had been appreciably thinner: at university, I was just 60 kg (125 lbs). I have an extraordinarily long stride that enables me to walk much faster than others; even athletes. (Well, for just 100 m or so!) I generally experience better balance at speed. I expect momentum is a mechanistic adaptation, one that does not address the underlying cause. At slower gaits, I can experience problematic balance; this is not a regular occurrence, though it is an issue I must address. I estimate that I have suffered thirty-three sprains from different ways of falling; chiefly, my ankles, knees, elbows, wrists. My left patella is hypertrophic 3 cm above the surrounding anatomy. My left kneecap is, too, though somewhat less so. I occasionally feel brief bouts of vertigo. This in my judgement derives from organic cause. These events usually occur upon rising, especially if I still feel very sleepy. (I readily admit that my study sample has a population of one! 🙂 ) My best means to communicate with the world: David R Lentz 1001 Schrock Road Columbus, Ohio USA 43229