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Dizziness, recurrent headaches, numbness, and altered sensation are commonly encountered symptoms in clinical practice. Although many cases may be associated with benign or reversible conditions, persistent, recurrent, or sudden symptoms may indicate an underlying neurological, metabolic, vestibular, vascular, or systemic disorder. Timely clinical

Dizziness, Headache and Numbness: A Clinical Approach
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