Are you dizzy, lightheaded, or off-balance-and starting to suspect your medication might be the cause?
If you've asked yourself "Will dizziness from Amlodipine go away?" or "Why do I feel lightheaded after taking Effexor, Gabapentin, Lyrica, or Wellbutrin?", you're not alone-and you're not imagining things.
Medication-induced dizziness affects millions of people every year, often dismissed as "just a side effect" or "something that'll pass." But what if it doesn't pass? What if it affects your work, your driving, or your confidence just walking across the room?
In this clear, compassionate, and medically-informed guide, Dr. Benny Danglad answers the questions you're searching for, including:
- Will dizziness from Effexor, Gabapentin, or Wellbutrin go away?
- Why do medications like Losartan, Minocycline, and Lyrica cause dizziness?
- How long does dizziness from medication typically last?
- What should you do if dizziness from your prescription doesn't fade?
- Which medications most commonly cause dizziness-and which ones don't?
- When is dizziness dangerous or a sign of something more serious?
Whether you're dealing with blood pressure meds, antidepressants, antibiotics, nerve pain relievers, or more, this book covers it all-including a full chapter on lesser-known medications and how they impact your balance and brain function.
