Do make contact with your GP who can assess this for you. Dizziness can be due to blood pressure, blood sugar, or inner ear conditions. If you have had ear issues before such as meniere's disease, then this may have returned. Also, let your hospital treatment team know about it as well.
i Have told GP of my dizziness repeatedly and had MRI’s on every part of my body, including my brain, privately, because getting an appointment with the GP these days is about as rare as Rocking Horse poo poohs! I have finally been given a diagnosis of Cerebella Ataxia, which although the doctors are reluctant to say, I think is caused by Chemo
The main causes of cerebellar ataxia are unknown but there are some factors that may be associated with it.
It's not unusual for this condition to cause slurred speech. You can read more about how the symptoms can be managed on the NHS website.
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