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Can cervical kynosis cause vertigo, ringing in ears, and lightheadednessalso feel off balanced. been going on for over a year.experience moving sensat?
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Not likely: Would suggest that you see an ENT specialist. Your symptoms are suggesting inner ear dysfunction.
Answered 5/11/2014
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