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Dizziness Depot discusses hearing-related issues in general but focuses on the inner ear in particular. The inner ear is critical to balance, orientation and visual clarity during movement. As a result, inner ear, or vestibular, problems are the most common cause of dizziness. So, please ask a question or post a comment. Comment Policy
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