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2 weeks ago i had covid, i'm fine but sometimes i feel kind of dizzy, not like "the room spinning" dizzy but like when you are on a boat, like if i have no balance. i'm sorry i don't know how to explain. is this normal? how long does it last?
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Even though you don't have classic positional vertigo you may still have an inner ear disorder or labyrinthitis which has been known to be caused by Covid. Meclizine may be helpful. An ENT specialist or neurologist are best to consult for this symptom.
Answered 10/4/2023
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