She laughed out loud. It had been sinuses all along.
“When I move my head side to side, or bend down to pick something up. Also when I’m sitting still but feel like I’m subtly swaying.” can sinuses make you dizzy
If you’re dizzy and your nose feels “off,” don’t ignore the connection. Your sinuses might be the hidden culprit. She laughed out loud
She wasn’t nauseous, and her ears didn’t ring. But the dizziness lingered, especially when she turned her head quickly. Over the next few days, it got worse. Looking down at her laptop made her feel disconnected, almost floaty. Driving was out of the question. Also when I’m sitting still but feel like
“Great question,” Dr. Chen said. “Here’s how it works.”
Then Dr. Chen used an otoscope with a tiny light and looked up Maya’s nose. “Your sinus passages are swollen, and there’s some fluid trapped in your ethmoid and maxillary sinuses—those are the ones between and below your eyes.”