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Brief spells of nonpositional vertigo that recur throughout the day, phenotypically similar to vestibular paroxysmia, responded to treatment of sleep apnea, and could represent a new vestibular entity. The greatly elevated risk of migraine, Menière's disease and sudden sensorineural hearing loss are likely due to enhanced vascular risks associated with sleep apnea. A history of snoring should be sought in all dizzy patients. Brief spells of nonpositional vertigo that recur throughout the day, phenotypically similar to vestibular paroxysmia
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