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Thumbs down After a year of no diziness, it returns?

I had the TBI a bit over 2 years ago. I guess anything goes when your brain is screwed up?

Anyone else have the diziness return after a long time without it?

Maybe higher heat and/or humidity in August?

Thanks for insights.
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