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I have virtigo. doctor told me to have eng (electronystagmography). i took vertin for 10 days. should i go for eng now. i mean does vertin effect eng?
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Yes: Go for the eng vertigo is a symptom and not a diagnosis and should be investigated.
Answered 6/1/2017
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