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Vertigo,imbalance and hearing loss

2017-05-08 05:07:41
I am 36 years old.i had severe vertigo before nine years.from then ,imbalance continues and hearing in one year gone completely.alopathy said that there is no cure.is there any solution for my problem?
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Hi Hearing loss in one ear and vertigo both symptoms are bit ambiguous and hence require detailed evaluation by a neurootologist. Kindly visit an ent specialist who specializes in this and get yourself completely evaluated . You might have to do a mri also. So seek help from an ent specialist. Regards

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