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If i'm having vertigo and blood tests good, ct scan of brain clear, sinus scan not, and hearing tests good. could this still mean inner ear disorder?
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Yes: Is the vertigo intermittent? If so it could be BPPV. Have your doctor do a test to determine of this is the cause of your vertigo.
Answered 10/18/2014
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