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I had vestibular neuritis 6-7 weeks ago (it started) and still have some residual vertigo if i move my head too quick, normal? they also say i havetmj
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Yes: As long as the diagnosis was right then nothing to worry about. The resolution of the dizziness may take time and the exact timing can not be ascertained. Observe and if it worsens or persists, go back to your doctor and further study may be needed to make sure.
Answered 12/13/2013
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