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I've been told that that vertigo is dizziness that comes and goes. i've been having constant dizziness; can vertigo cause constant dizziness?
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Vertigo defined: Vertigo means a hallucination of movement. It is more than dizziness which does not confer a sense of motion. It is unlikely to be constant and hence you should look for another cause. Good luck to you and well wishes.
Answered 5/16/2016
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