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What can you do to treat the feeling of being in a dream constantly and dizziness that comes with labyrinthitis?
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Labrynthitis: If your symptoms are really from labrynthitis the cause need to be treated. medicines and physical therapy are the some modes of treatment.
Answered 7/16/2015
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