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Are there cures for positional vertigo?
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Yes: Positional vertigo is usually benign and self limited. However, a correct diagnosis is imperative and should be made by either a neuro-otolgist or neurologist. Rarely positional vertigo is central. Therefore a proper diagnosis must first be made.
Answered 1/23/2015
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