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Can antacids cause a build up of calcium in inner ear and cause bppv or vertigo or dizziness?
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Calcium deposit: No, there are no reported cases of high calcium leading to deposits on the inner ear, and vertigo. Bppv is also not caused by high calcium levels.
Answered 11/11/2017
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