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I've been having feelings of unsteadiness and imbalance as if tilting to one side and tipping over , mild ear fullness, blurry vision and weakness ?
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Get evaluated ASAP: Most likely is an ear infection or vertigo. But there are serious things that need to be investigated, especially with weakness. Please be evaluated by a doctor as soon as possible
Answered 2/2/2015
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