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What Causes Vertigo After Removing Fluid From The Ears?

Hi....I am a 64 year old woman . I have been very healthy overall. This year I tried to remove water from my ear...exactly the same way the nurse did. I woke up with vertigo. It was horrible. It went away in a few days. That was several months ago. I found myself dizzy during last night. Why would this happen again?
Tue, 26 Dec 2017
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Hello,
Vertigo has many causes but anyone may get it at any time. it often has to do with medications or a disruption of the otoliths (small stones in the inner ear).
If it does not go away in a few days, see your doctor.
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What Causes Vertigo After Removing Fluid From The Ears?

Hello, Vertigo has many causes but anyone may get it at any time. it often has to do with medications or a disruption of the otoliths (small stones in the inner ear). If it does not go away in a few days, see your doctor. Regards