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Can my menstrual cycle have anything to do with making my vestibular disorder worse?
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Menstrual cycle: During your menstrual cycle there are changes in fluids, hormones and inflammatory agents in your blood stream. All factors that can effect your vestibular gland. From a study in Neuroscience Letters 2001 this was studied. The article states there was no change in gaze or nystagmus, but significant change in lateral sway.
Answered 12/26/2019
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