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At the risk of playing internet MD, viral induced labrynthitis is real and could potentially cause those symptoms.
by COGlory 5y ago
At the risk of playing internet MD, viral induced labrynthitis is real and could potentially cause those symptoms.
- yazaddaruvala 5y ago+1 Way before COVID, I got vertigo for a weekend, caused by a cold. Apparently viruses can cause the fluid in the ear to change in viscosity. For me that induced vertigo (really bad "spins" for two days), for you it could be less severe but longer lasting. As I understood it, it can be caused by any virus (unclear about COVID's relationship with it) and will likely go away. While it was happening, I drank extra water and any time the spins got out of control, I'd sit down and take some deep breaths. It's easy to cope when it is just for a weekend. Best of luck to you. P.S. Always best to check with a real doctor.