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Woke up with vertigo this morning when i turned over, nausea. had labyrinthitis few years ago. lightheaded bit off-balance today. what should i do?
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Epley exercises: Epley exercises or maneuvers can help vertigo significantly. Go to you tube to see videos of good examples on how to do these exercises. If vertigo persists, consultation with ENT doctor is indicated.
Answered 6/10/2014
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