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How does bacterial lybrinthitis transmitted? air? food?
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Common bugs: Bacterial labyrinthitis is thankfully uncommon and is caused by the bacteria that ordinarily live around us somehow getting a foothold. It's not contagious.
Answered 1/26/2013
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