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deb, I am undx but the dizzies, I have two types of spells... but if you are badly dizzy have you seen a ENT... and there are meds for dizziness that can help.. be it the antivert to try first and if that does not do it .. they gave me low dose of valium and on prednisone pack and that tapered away the dizzies... something you should not have to be dizzy for long time with out some relief..hugss,sarah
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