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Have you ever had an illness that most people don't understand? (lemmy.world)

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

After rereading this in the morning/afternoon and not late night I realized my mistake. BPPV is normally the posterior, more infrequently the anterior, and to be true up/down vertigo only it would have to be both canals at the same time. The vestibular organ is odd. Either way, this whole scenario doesn't even sound like bppv (peripheral) and is most likely something up line in the brain (central).