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Old 04-10-2012, 10:09 AM #6
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Hi, I definitely have the unsteady floor feeling, sometimes it looks like the floor is going upwards as i'm walking and other times just unsteady under my feet. i try to just relax and rest. I'm currently doing vestibular therapy as well but my therapist said i have good balance and that it's not peripheral issue but a "central" issue. Again not much they can do, she told me just continue with the head and neck exercises as well as the balance stuff.
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