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A member asked:
Occasional vertigo persists despite brain mri/gp, ent, audiologist, neuro exams. can a sinus issue be the cause? i've never had a sinus x-ray.
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Vertigo: if your MRI is negative and your ENT found no vestibular pathology to explain your symptoms then the next step is a neurology consult for CNS pathology. If it's really lightheaded ness and not actual vertigo you need cardiovascular evaluation as well as review of your prescribed or recreational drugs and social activities. No use for sinus x- Rays.
Answered 11/4/2014
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