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Originally Posted by Zac From Australia View Post
It's not a spinning sensation, it's more lightheadedness and poor balance, I've been told by my physio that my balance is horrible. He gave me exercises to do and ask me to get my inner ears check but it all can back fine and the exercises haven't really helped.
Although research is being done, at places like Canada's Dalhousie University, on new imaging technology, at present doctors have to rely on MRI or CT technology to see anything past the eardrum. Those images are, at best, crude and certainly not definitive.

For now, the only way to get a really good look at the ear is exploratory surgery.


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