can a dental infection cause vertigo , blurred vision and balance problems?

Answer 1

It certainly can, but there would normally be other problems as well. Vertigo and ballance problems can be caused by infections near the vestibular section of the vestibulococlear nerve (cranial nerve 8), that passes through the internal acoustic meatus, which is connected to the teeth because the teeth get sensory innervation from branches of the facial nerve, which also passes through the internal acoustic meatus. Blurred vision would be a little harder to explain, I'd bet the optic nerve is not being impinged upon, but perhaps the infection is causing pressure inside the orbit and blurring the vision. I hope you are at the very least on an antibiotic. This isn't really all that likely to have happened, and it would be a little easier to believe if you also had ringing ears and painful, puffy eyes. Perhaps the dental infection and the other symptoms are unrelated, but either way they need to be treated.

Answer 2

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Answer 4

I'm not sure if a dental infection can cause this, but I do know that an ear infection or a sinus infection can manifest these symptoms.

Answer 5

When I had an infection in my sinuses, the entire right side of my face swelled up. My eyes closed up nearly entirely because my cheek was mushing up towards my eye, which might also be causing your blurry vision. I suggest you put a film you like on and simply sit down and watch it. have nothing else to distract you, simply relax and enjoy yourself, which should help with the stress.

Answer 6

yes!!! you need to get in to see a doctor/clinic at once it sounds like it has spread into your sinus's ears dental in fections can be very dangerous. the sooner you get help the better as someone said this if let go too long can kill you!!!

Answer 7

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Answer 9

I do believe it is possible. You should have it checked immediately as some mouth infections can kill you.

Answer 10

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