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Thought i had a balance problem until i saw an ent today for a second opinion! he is almost sure it's not an issue with my ears! what could it be?
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I am not a : Specialist in the feel of balance but my humble opinion first you need to see your family practitioner the generalist. If he does not come to any conclusion go see an eye physician as well as a neurologist.
Answered 4/30/2015
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