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I went to an amusement park 3 days ago and i still feel a little dizzy from the big rides i went on, is this normal? or worrisome?
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Dizzy quickly during: a ride? Especially one where your head is moved forcibly? Usually means that the fluid in your inner ears has been moved around and your brain is trying to readjust. If it is just a little it should go away soon. Try to keep your head as still as possible to help readjust.
Answered 8/10/2016
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