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Recently diagnosed with benign paroxysm ax l positional vertigo. seems to have left without any treatment. is this normal and can i expect a return?
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Yes: yes it can go away on its on - probably the physician whom you met- treated you with a maneuver?
Answered 12/13/2014
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