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A member asked:
After 11 days of vertigo should i still be a little dizzy and still not hear out of one ear at 80 %?
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Get it checked: Eleven days of vertigo is not normal. Neither is having reduced hearing in one ear, especially if they began together. It may be recoverable (the hearing) if treatment is prompt, usually with steroids. The vertigo can mean something easily treated to something that is more serious. Get it checked out.
Answered 10/30/2017
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