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Mri pretty normal. occasional dizziness, frequent tinnitus and minor hearing loss. could i have mnire's at 21 years old?
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What is causing my dizziness? 2 months straight every day I am constantly dizzy, not lightheaded. Had clean mri. No headaches or hearing/sight loss.
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Ive had dizziness for 2 months, Cold sensations all over my head, headaches, dizziness head pressure had a normal mri normal labs normal hearing test. What could this be?
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