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Had an eng test done! couldn't get through the end of the test when they blew air into my ear! got very dizzy! does it mean there is something wrong?
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ENG : Hello, the dizziness you experienced with your testing is normal in most patients. While your testing may be incomplete, it may also be normal too. Your doctor will review your results and determine your next step. Good luck.
Answered 12/6/2014
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