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Cerebral hemorrhaging ("brain bleeding", as you call it) is generally a symptom of some other medical condition. Hemorrhaging, in and of itself (except possibly that resulting by head injuries) is seldom the explicit cause of vertigo.
Anybody experiencing vertigo or any unusual medical condition should contact a health care professional.
Answer:Of all the myriad conditions that cause vertigo, an active cerebral hemorrhage is one of the most rare and least likely. In fact, vertigo is typically not a symptom for cerebral hemorrhage at all. Look instead to the inner ear.
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