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There is no medical diagnosis of a disease called Vertigo Flu. However, many types of the flu have the symptom of vertigo. Vertigo is the medical term for a type of dizziness that makes it seem to you like the room is spinning or moving when you are holding still. Vertigo can be caused by many different diseases and disorders, often it is a symptom of a problem with the inner ear as well.
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What are the symptoms of vertigo?
Vertigo is dizziness that can occur often times as an indication of sinus problems. It can often be brought on during a cold or flu. If the problem is frequent seek medical attention.
Can a virus cause vertigo?
About a two weeks ago, I started to feel sick. Turns out it was the Flu. I went through all of the stages of the Flu, but as the Flu was about over I started to have vertigo. I went to the doctor and I found out that the Flu caused a bacterial sinus infection and the sinus infection caused the vertigo. My case of vertigo was so horrible and terrifing. Nasonex and an antibiotic fixed the vertigo in about 8 days.
Is there an invertebrate that starts with the letter v?
Vertigo angustior Vertigo arctica Vertigo moulinsiana
When was Scarab - Vertigo - created?
Scarab - Vertigo - was created in 1993.
How long does vertigo last in cats?
Vertigo in cats can range in length. Vertigo is a symptom of a bigger problem, and until the problem is identified and treated, the vertigo will probably not subside.
When was Vertigo Records created?
Vertigo Records was created in 1969.
When was Vertigo Films created?
Vertigo Films was created in 2002.
What is Vertigo Games's population?
The population of Vertigo Games is 1.
When was Blue Vertigo created?
Blue Vertigo was created in 1990.
When was Jack Frost - Vertigo - created?
Jack Frost - Vertigo - was created in 1994.
When was Count Vertigo created?
Count Vertigo was created by writer Cary Bates and artist Irv Novick, and he first appeared in "World's Finest Comics" #251, published in 1978.
What could cause nausea all day long for days on end?
pregnancy, ongoing indigestion, stomach irritation, stomach flu, motion sickness or vertigo (problems with inner ear that cause dizziness and nausea).
