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Hello everyone, I'm new to this site - some of the annoying symptoms, but no actual diagnosis (except for vasovagal synocope, which just doesn't sit totally right). Anyway, I thought I might offer a suggestion for the Dizzyness in the morning - my mother was originally diagnosed with Meniere's some 10 years ago (on holidays), but just recently had another bout of bad attacks (lasting days) - and local doctor actually suggested it was "Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo" - the symptoms are very similar, except for hearing loss. But the cause is actually "calcium" deposit (from explanations) floating in the fluid in the ear, that get lodge in the narrow part of the ear canal - which causes the dizzyness/nausea etc. To dislodge the "particals" mum lies down on her back on the bed with her head over the side and then proceeds to completely rollover (360?) slowly in this position - TAKE NOTE this acutally makes her REALLY bad for about 1/2 - 1 hour but then relives symptoms. Cathie