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Old 12-06-2010, 05:11 PM #8
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Erin, if you have an ear infection that can mess with your balance. I've noticed that when I have sinus issues my balance is off.....or more off than it usually is.

It's so hard to tell if it's the disease progressing or if it's just residual sx from an already existing condition....like a sinus issue or an ear infection.
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