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      • October 20, 2016 at 5:44 am
      Anthony214
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        I had BPPV  a few years ago, the vertigo was so bad that I felt a spinning sensation when I make quick movement with my head. After a day or two it turned into a sort of head cold and the vertigo feeling was gone. With one of my friends suggestion, I took the BBPV physiotherapy treatment from a clinic in Toronto which was really effective in managing dizziness and vertigo to a great extent. 

        • October 20, 2016 at 5:44 am
        Anthony214
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          I had BPPV  a few years ago, the vertigo was so bad that I felt a spinning sensation when I make quick movement with my head. After a day or two it turned into a sort of head cold and the vertigo feeling was gone. With one of my friends suggestion, I took the BBPV physiotherapy treatment from a clinic in Toronto which was really effective in managing dizziness and vertigo to a great extent. 

          • October 20, 2016 at 5:44 am
          Anthony214
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            I had BPPV  a few years ago, the vertigo was so bad that I felt a spinning sensation when I make quick movement with my head. After a day or two it turned into a sort of head cold and the vertigo feeling was gone. With one of my friends suggestion, I took the BBPV physiotherapy treatment from a clinic in Toronto which was really effective in managing dizziness and vertigo to a great extent. 

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