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2 weeks of 3xday vestibular rehab exercises for cervicogenic dizziness. feeling worse since starting.do i stick with it and let brain adjust or quit?
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Can occur: You can discuss this with your physician but this may be part of he normal process of recovery
Answered 2/20/2017
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