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I am on azythromycin for ear infection and still dizzy when will it go away ?
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Raises Concern: Most bacterial ear infections have pain, hearing loss and ear pressure as symptoms, dizziness is much less common. If after completing the antibiotics you are still dizzy you should see an ear doctor to make sure you did not damage the inner ear. Failure to address an inner ear problem can result in permanent injury.
Answered 10/9/2013
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