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Sudden vertigo 3 days ago. difficulty with balance, mild nausea, pressure back of head where spine and skull meet, ringing in ears, sleepy?
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Need more info: Vertigo is the sensation of motion when there is none. Many people will proclaim vertigo when this is not what they feel. Is this what you experience? Vertigo is caused by many things. A good answer can only come with a consultation with an ent.
Answered 10/29/2014
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