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Yes, these symptoms could be consistent with vestibular migraine. Interestingly, vestibular migraines don't always include the severe head pain typically associated with regular migraines. The key symptoms you described - dizziness and balance issues - are classic vestibular migraine symptoms. For a formal diagnosis of Show Full Answer

Yes, these symptoms could be consistent with vestibular migraine. Interestingly, vestibular migraines don't always include the severe head pain typically associated with regular migraines. The key symptoms you described - dizziness and balance issues - are classic vestibular migraine symptoms. For a formal diagnosis of vestibular migraine, you would need to experience at least five episodes of vestibular symptoms that last between 5 minutes and 72 hours. These symptoms should be moderate to severe in intensity. It's important to track your symptoms and discuss them with a healthcare provider, as they can help determine if what you're experiencing is indeed vestibular migraine or another condition.

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