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I experience lightheaded and sometimes dizziness. had a cholesteatoma over 12 years ago. i've had bloodwork, heart xray, eng, and all normal, what?
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Cholesteatoma: The normal lab work doesn't mean no recurrence. Go have your ears checked out.
Answered 7/14/2015
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