Migraine vertigo: Both migraine and labrynthitis can cause vertigo, however the pressure in the ear sensation is not normally seen with migraine. Labrynthitis can be a sudden onset very severe vertigo that can last weeks. Migrainous vertigo is usually more of a constant dizziness, and sometimes a little less severe. The neurologist should be able to distinguish between these. They also have different treatments.
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Migraine can be associated with episodes of paroxysmal vertigo, i.e., time limited repetitive attacks. Labyrinthitis is an acute viral infection lasting several days, and gradually resolving. A combination of vertigo, ear pressure, tinnitus may be a presentation of Meniere's disease. Discuss all of this with your neurologist.
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