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Drug treatment of vertigo and ménière’s disease cinnarizine and betahistine

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Vertigo and dizziness are major symptoms of disturbed vestibular function. Sudden attacks of vertigo, associated with tinnitus and sensorineural hearing loss, occur in a wide variety of disorders of the inner ear, and when no underlying cause can be found the condition is termed ménière’s disease.

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