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A member asked:
My mom had this issue before and if i'm not mistaken the dr said it is vertigo it went away but now it's back and she fell a few times what can she do?
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Recurrent Vertigo: Greetings. Vertigo that recurs makes us think of a few different possible causes. Each has its own specific treatment. I would recommend her seeing her doctor once again. If she was prescribed a medication to take with her previous episode, that medication may help. If it's not outdated. Different treatment I available for recurring vertigo episodes. Good Luck
Answered 7/6/2015
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