Has anyone had Vertigo on Paclitaxel

I certainly had it. I eventually found out I had really low blood pressure which contributed as a result of herceptin. I've always been susceptible to dizziness, car sickness etc. I've remained with some vertigo occasionally but not like it was. Stemitil can help. 

Thank for telling me your experience.

I am getting light headed and dizzy, especially when I lay down in bed and try to turn over!

Yep I got it during paclitaxel.  Just another delightful side effect huh?  :#

That’s interesting. At least if it happens in bed it’s safe!

I would get up during the night for a loo visit and bounce off one wall to the other. I walked like a drunk. I found it quite funny once I realised what it was. The Onco will tell you their experience, not necessarily the facts. I always checked the manufacturers website for possible side effects.

Seems more common than I thought.
My Oncologist didn't think it related to the Chemo.

I had a very bad case of vertigo after I finished paclitaxel.  I still feel light headed about once a week.  I am not sure if it is due to paclitaxel or herceptin which I am still having 3 weekly.  The oncologist doesn’t think it is due to either of the above.  I am also on letrozole and often wonder if that might be causing these symptoms.  The oncologist says it is because of low blood pressure, I had low BP all my life but did not have any dizziness prior to treatment so I think it is due to the treatment.  

I had a drop in BP and reduced my antihypertensive drugs. My. BP is fine at present. Lucky for me I notice the head spins most when rolling over in bed. It’s interesting all of the little and big side effects that are possible. 

Be aware there’s a condition BPPV - benign postural positional vertigo. It commonly presents as vertigo / dizzinesss. when you roll from one side to another in bed, or lower head quickly. It’s to do with a build,up,of crystals in the inner ear. It’s treatable with a specific exercise that a good physio or,GP can show you. I had this prior to chemo. It’s now back so I’ll be off to my physio soon .