Vestibular Migraine | Shin Beh, MD
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2023
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i wish i can see this doctor 😂...its so difficult to live with daily migraines and dizziness, nausea
You can via telemedicine. Dr. Beh has been my doctor for past few years and is amazing. He will never give up on helping you get well and manage your migraine. Google: Beh Center for Migraine disorders and his website and practice will come up. Hope you start to feel better!
He is a terrible!!! He does not accept any type of insurance and all he does is prescribe habitual medication that does nothing for you. Look elsewhere.
I am one of Dr. Beh's patients. He has helped me get my life back. I'm not at 100% but I'm doing so much better than I was 3 years ago. He does virtual appointments which is great. I pray that you find relief. I don't wish vestibular migraine on my worst enemy. I hope that you get better soon. 🙏🏾
@@JustRaine97do you know what is his approximate rate? Im trying to see if I can afford..:
@@Mal17281 My last appt it was $165. All of my appointments have been telehealth appointments. I had brain MRI prior to seeing him and he needed to see results from that and any other tests that I had.
I had my first attack over a month ago. I was hospitalized for 4 days. Symptoms were spontaneously, spinning, vomiting, eyes going in ciecles, couldnt open my eyes for 2 daya. I wasn't able to stand and walk for over 2 weeks. I'm still recovering. My vision is not normal yet, but I'm still feeling like I'm floating, weak legs, nauseous, extreme fatigue. I'm scared I'll never be normal.again.
how are you?
4 yrs and still dizzy 24/7