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Get nauseous like every three months. head feels dizzy and can't do much movement. have to stay in bed but do not really get much sleep.
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Vertigo: Episodic vertigo can be caused by conditions such as migraine headache ( even when there is no headache) or recurrent inner ear abnormalities like meniere's syndrome. Nausea is typical. An ENT and a neurologist are the people to see.
Answered 2/9/2017
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