can the world stop spinning, please?

[rivendellrose]

I am either suffering from the beginnings of an inner ear thing, or have suddenly become very sensitive to the magnetic field of my computer. I'm sitting here, at my work-desk, feeling insanely dizzy.

Let me emphasize: I'm sitting. And feeling dizzy. To be specific, I literally feel as though my head is spinning. My vision won't hold still.

Blehhhhhhhhhhhhhh. This could be a really interesting day if this doesn't stop soon.

Update: And, just like that, bad feeling gone. From start to finish, about ten minutes of increasing dizziness that disappeared just as I was wondering "holy hell, how am I going to tell my boss 'I'm sorry, I don't think I can work because looking at the computer screen makes me feel like my head is spinning, even though I don't particularly feel sick'?"

What the hell, body.

Comments

[flarn-chef.livejournal.com]

Sounds like Meniere's .... I got it. It comes & goes, and can get absolutely horrible when I'm driving. I've had it since 2003, and my mother had it too.

[rivendellrose.livejournal.com]

I'm crossing my fingers that it's hormones, since my cycle seems to be totally out of whack this month, and since the last time I can remember something like this happening was quite a while ago. Ah, the joys of the human body...

[flarn-chef.livejournal.com]

Ah, the joys of the human body...

My Meniere's tends to act up along with my asthma in relationship with my hormones.
Ahhhh... the joy of being a woman. *thud*

[rivendellrose.livejournal.com]

Isn't it fuuuuuuun? *Rolls eyes*

Though I still say it might be worth it for the benefit of not having one's most delicate organs dangling between the legs. I know it works... but it still seems both improbable and unfortunate.