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I'll be travelling to london soon. this is an 11 hour flight. and i normally get vertigo randomly. will i be okay to travel or will i need to get medicine?
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Never hurts: to have meds for any recurring condition when you travel. No reason to think you are more likely to get vertigo while flying, though, if your ears are OK.
Answered 5/12/2019
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