MAV experts in Ireland

Hello Scott and all on the board. I would like to thank you all for all of the effort that goes into this board and all of the useful information that is provided.

My Question: Does anyone know of a recommendable MAV specialist in Ireland.

My dizzy History.
I am a 42 year male form Ireland with no sperious medical condtions. Immediately following a kidney stone operation in November 2009 I began to suffer dizziness symptoms. I initially thought that it was a side effect of the pain medication but it became apparent that that was not the case. I went through all of the processes of visiting my GP, and then some specialists but to no avail. I had previous experience of the incompetence and disinterest of the medical profession abd very soon gave up on their ability to come to any definitive conclusions. At the time I was under a lot of work stress and some extended family stress aswell. In about March of 2010 the symptoms completely cleared up and as a lot of the stress in my life had been resolved I believed it was stress related.
Then in October 2010 the dizziness symptoms began to recur which was devistating. I have had it ever since to varying degrees and up until a few weeks ago when I first came across this board was unable to relate it to any medical cause. Having read a lot of the messages, I am pretty sure that MAV is a very likely cause of my dizziness. I have commenced the process of trying to find my triggers associated with the migraine and had what I thought was good success in the first week by scratching coffee and chocolate but alas it returned after a night out with some friends. So I can be pretty sure that alcohol is also a trigger.
I am open to any advice on the subject but must admit that even knowing what causing the dizziness os, has brought significant mental relief.
Many Thanks
Vincent

Hi Vincent,

Welcome to mvertigo. I am not aware of any specialists in Ireland. The nearest I know would be in London.

It sounds like you might have a good chance in eliminating the symptoms through lifestyle mods alone considering it all stopped not long ago. Remove the common triggers first and live a migraine lifestyle (as per the Survival Guide) and see if that is enough to bring you back to solid ground.

Good luck and let us know if you locate a good specialist (there must be one in Dublin).

Best … Scott 8)

Thanks Scott for your quick response, I am often in London so I would not have a problem seeking help there if you have any names. If you like you can email them directly to the email on my account.
Vincent