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Average recovery time: 10 days

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marieke0 daysdetails
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marieke0 daysdetails
marieke0 daysdetails
Bobby Mac1 daysdetails
mmace1 daysdetails
Jeff2 daysdetails
ioana2 daysHit it hard w/ zyrtec and sudafed right away. I think I'm well now, but I guess the ultimate test would be to stop taking zyrtec..do I dare?details
Orhi2 daysdetails
Ratlaf3 daysdetails
cmorse3 daysall the flesh wounds healing nicely, an odd rubbing sensation in my right hand (tendons rubbing?) but not painful in any way.details
Bruce4 daysStingoes helped a little to sooth the irritations, but it still took about 5 days to forget about them!details
Orhi4 daysdetails
o-pia5 daysdetails
DragonFly7 daysI don't know what caused my BPPV, and it came on quite quickly. During the first few days I instinctively limited my movements, but as I understood more about about BPPV, I learnt that exercising the range of motion was necessary to aid recovery. I started doing the recommended exercises and soon after all the symptoms disappeared. I'm not sure if the exercises helped the recovery, or if the vertigo would have cleared up on it's own, but the exercises did provide a good measurement tool on my...details
curlytop7 daysdetails
Slimes7 daysdetails
MeanGene13 daysdetails
Homey16 daysIt's been over two weeks now... massage helped a bit but, it's just taken time. Just barely noticeable now...details
rangermike17 daysdetails
Boltboi22 daysdetails
Tundra/Desert28 daysNo honkin clue.details
fell32 daysdone.details
grail54 daysThank's Viv. And time.details
GOUGER467+ daysdetails
HOBBS7006+ daysdetails


 

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