Had this for a week now, anyone else had the pleasure of it?
Missing driving my poor little 'Roc!
Labyrinthitis
Labyrinthitis
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RW1
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Re: Labyrinthitis
No, sorry to hear Jeff.
Had something similar 14 years ago and used to go dizzy and usually slump down a wall or similar as I tried to steady myself. Inner ear infection. I could here liquid sloshing about in my left ear at that period so just thought it was an infection affecting the balance in the inner ear part. Lights didn't go out but I was totally unable to control any movements as it happened.
Had something similar 14 years ago and used to go dizzy and usually slump down a wall or similar as I tried to steady myself. Inner ear infection. I could here liquid sloshing about in my left ear at that period so just thought it was an infection affecting the balance in the inner ear part. Lights didn't go out but I was totally unable to control any movements as it happened.
Week 43 Build has happened on time! 22 Oct'09 Scirocco is at Check Point 5 in the factory
23 Oct'09 Now Complete on the dockside, 24 Oct'09 Sailed from Portugal, 27 Oct'09 In the UK,
29 Oct'09 at dealers Driving 4th Nov. Sorted!
23 Oct'09 Now Complete on the dockside, 24 Oct'09 Sailed from Portugal, 27 Oct'09 In the UK,
29 Oct'09 at dealers Driving 4th Nov. Sorted!
Re: Labyrinthitis
Yeah, this is similar - like being non-stop drunkRW1 wrote:No, sorry to hear Jeff.
Had something similar 14 years ago and used to go dizzy and usually slump down a wall or similar as I tried to steady myself. Inner ear infection. I could here liquid sloshing about in my left ear at that period so just thought it was an infection affecting the balance in the inner ear part. Lights didn't go out but I was totally unable to control any movements as it happened.
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Kev
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Re: Labyrinthitis
Yeah I've had a mild version of it a handful of times. I can usually get away with just going to bed and I'm fine when I get up in the morning but it's not terribly pleasant. If your head is at the wrong angle the world all goes helter skelter!
