vertigo after chest x-ray

I can't keep my balance, seems like a case
of vertigo. Never had this before. Trying
to examine the cause, and suspect it's from a
chest x-ray. Here's the chain of events:

- Mon 7/2 Had a chest x-ray (first ever) during a routine
physical exam.
- Tues 7/3 Went on a hike and lost balance while crossing
a stream, which seemed like an unusual event. No other sign
of vertigo.
- Thurs 7/5 Indoor house painting all day, sauna after
working, drank one shot of cognac 1 hour before sleep (it's
unusual for me to drink). Just before sleep took usual small
doses of Alprazolam and Risperdal.
- Fri 7/6 Woke up with bad case of vertigo. Literally
could not stand after rising from bed.

Have any other electrosensitives ever had symptoms
of vertigo after undergoing an x-ray? Maybe
I'm just being a loony, and the true cause
is the mixture of paint fumes, sauna, cognac and medication.
Either way, no more x-rays for this electrosensitive.
Eli

Hi, Eli,
   
My HUSBAND had chest X-rays (I was not present DURING them, but came intothe room just after they were done). And YES, I have been having balance problems since. All the medical equipment in the pre-op area was also extremely problematic for me, balance and otherwise.  
   
That being said, I can also relate that I seem to have balance problems with particular paint and petroleum-based fumes.
   
Diane

jaime_schunkewitz <[hidden email]> wrote:
         

Have any other electrosensitives ever had symptoms
of vertigo after undergoing an x-ray?



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