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Old 09-14-2009, 03:30 PM #2
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Default Hi,
I don't know if the vertigo is connected to the RSD but when I first got the RSD I had vertigo 3 different times. I went to a Dr. in Denver and he did a maneuver to get rid of it. It worked and then I got it two more times after that and my PCP did the maneuver to get rid of it.

What does the BPPV stand for?

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