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Salut, lors des examens finaux, j’ai été très malade et j’ai dû annuler un examen. Les horaires des reprises d’examens finaux pour les examens différés n’ont toujours pas été publiés. Il est indiqué que la période de reprise se situe entre le 27 mai et le 4 juin.

Je voulais savoir si quelqu’un avait plus d’informations ou savait quand les horaires par examen seront publiés.

Hi everyone, I’m (20M) dealing with chronic vertigo that hasn’t been diagnosed yet, and I’m hoping to get some insight while I wait for specialist care.

This started about 2.5 years ago. At first, I had shorter vertigo episodes without ear pain, but over time things have gotten worse. Now the episodes can last hours or even days and often come with pretty intense ear pain. The vertigo itself feels severe, like the room is spinning hard, and it’s really disruptive when it happens.

It comes and goes, but the episodes seem to be getting more intense over time. I’ve learned to manage it somewhat, but it’s still very difficult physically and mentally.

I also have Crohn’s disease and have been on Entyvio for a couple of years (which has worked well for my gut), but I’m not sure if this is related or just coincidental.

Some additional context:

• Episodes last hours (around 24hr for most)
• Increasing intensity over time
• Often includes significant ear pain before and during
• No clear diagnosis yet despite seeing doctors
• Waiting months for specialist appointments

I’m mainly wondering:

• Does this pattern sound like anything specific?
• Are there conditions that cause both vertigo and ear pain like this? (I was ruled out for Ménière)
• Anything that helps manage or reduce episodes in the meantime?

Access to care where I live is really extremely slow, so I’m trying to learn as much as I can while I wait.

Thanks in advance for any ideas or experiences 🙏