Q&A: Nausea, headache, vertigo?

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Question by andragro: Nausea, headache, vertigo?
Hi everyone!!!! My name is Andra and I am in desperate need of advice. I am going to a hotel school and I am currently doing an internship in a hotel in Spain. I chose hospitality because I am good with people and because I knew I couldn't survive with a routine office job. They placed me in the Call Center of the hotel, because they needed people that would be able to do this kind of office job rather than have me serving. I have to be on the phone all day and with my eyes in the computer. Recently I have experiencing nausea, severe headaches, dizziness, neck, shoulder, back pain, double vision, slow refocusing. It's a 2/2 office, I am claustrophobic, I feel like I am suffocating in that space every day. I have never had vision problems before...I didn't find any understanding from my supervisor, saying that she doesn't like her job either and she refuses to change me.I went to the hospital, he gave me medicine and told me if I still feel bad I should go see a neurologist. What should I get from the doctor's to send it in human resources?!because I can't go on like this...I feel miserable and I have to be there for 5 more months. Heeeellllp. Thank you so much.


Best answer:

Answer by tomkc1979
Well, the first thing is to discuss these problems with your employer. Spain is in the EEA, so I imagine the regulations for treatment of workers and working conditions are similar to the U.K. They should listen to your problems and try and find a way to help reduce them, such as making sure you have regular breaks etc.

I can't give you any useful medical advice, but if you're miserable and your health is suffering, then quit. Nothing is more important than your health and wellbeing.

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