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Occasional lightheaded , off balance at times but don't fall over , nausea , ringing ears few times, tmjd can this cause damage to my ears and vertigo?
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Yes-exam: tmj can cause these symtoms; however, so can multiple other medical conditions: suggest a comprehensive medical exam to include blood, urine, cardiac and neurolguc evaluation.
Answered 8/13/2014
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