Can eye infection cause dizziness?

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• Zachary eddy

  01/24/2013

  Yes, your eye infection can make you dizzy. Besides dizziness, eye infection can also include the symptoms like eye irritation, vision blurred, ocular hyperaemia, eye pain, and even headache. Actrually, people with high blood pressure, depression, osteoporosis, multiple sclerosis and high blood cholesterol are easily to get eye dizziness.

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• walksonthabeach

  01/21/2013

  Generally speaking, it's possible to feel dizziness because of eye infection. Eye infection means the tissue surround the eye is caused by bacteria or virus. The eyes with infection would cause redness, irritation, tearing and itchiness. At the same time, it also causes vision problem and have fatigue of eyes. Your head will be affected to some way. Thus, your eye nerves will be affected. That is why you get the dizzy eyes. For this situation, you can apply a moist, warm washcloth on your eyes several times a day. Drink plenty of fluids to thin the mucus and intake oral antibiotics, decongestants and pain relievers to clear up the infections. In addtion, tan anti-infective medication such as antibiotic, antiviral, or antifungal will also be used to combat the underlying infectious agent. Anyway, you can just have a try and you will see changes.

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• April

  01/23/2013

  Yes, the eye infection will cause your dizziness because the eyes nerves are controlled by the brain which at the same time may have the counter effect on the brain. It is the nerves in the brain that cause the dizziness. You could use the eyes drops to release the eye infection. At the same time, you could also do the warm compress to make the eyes feel comfortable.

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