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Is it normal to get off an elevator and feel like your moving up and down after you get off of it? it dosent happen all the time.
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Not necessarily: The sensation of movement is primarily dealt with in the inner ear. Certaiin diseases of the inner ear can cause symptoms of movement even if you are not physically moving. A thorough history and physical exam by your primary care doctor would be needed to direct further testing.
Answered 6/17/2014
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