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Dizziness, Pressure In The Head. MRI And Stress Tests Normal. Ringing In The Ears. Tinnitus?

I have dizziness , eyes feel buggy at times, slight head pressure up front,ghosting, strenuous brings on headheache the next day. I have had an MRI, stress test , ultra sound on neck, eye exam, blood tests, ECG, EKG , and specialist checked ears, throat, two hearing tests. Ps I also have tinnitus , ringing in the ears. What is wrong with me?
Tue, 13 Aug 2013
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hello,
after all the tests was there any test which was abnormal? how were the hearing test? how long does the giddiness last and how did it start?
also give more details on the tinnitus, that is how long it lasts and when it started and which ear?
The test reports will determine your treatment strategy
regards
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Dizziness, Pressure In The Head. MRI And Stress Tests Normal. Ringing In The Ears. Tinnitus?

hello, after all the tests was there any test which was abnormal? how were the hearing test? how long does the giddiness last and how did it start? also give more details on the tinnitus, that is how long it lasts and when it started and which ear? The test reports will determine your treatment strategy regards