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I developed a sensation of imbalance and heaviness after getting pfizer covid vaccine. brain ct scan and blood tests are normal. i've had mild tinnitus and asymmetrical hearing loss before the vaccine but not the imbalance. what's the relationship?
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Most likely none but go to pubmed.com and enter side effects of COVID-19 vaccination and you can see all of the published references in the world on this issue. There are 4918 publications so far. Let us know what you think after reviewing them all.
Answered 8/25/2023
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