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Is depersonalization a symptom of labrinthitis? how long does it last? fluid behind ears, constant ringing and dizziness, unable to focus
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Not usually: Although these symptoms are distressing, they do not usually lead to depersonalization. Believe this person requires a psychiatric evaluation.
Answered 3/9/2018
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