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p walsh says:

December 30, 2010 at 6:06 AM

Hi, Several months before my vertigo started I suffered from itching in my ears it used to drive me mad.

Rather than go to the doctor 'being a bloke' I would scatch the inside of my ears with pen tops, keys and as a electrician a screwdriver. I went through all the tests with no conclusion as you guys have. I suffered for just over 2 years until my doctor gave me Otomize 'a ear spray' to alleviate the itch. As I resisted the urge to scatch the vertigo has faded away.

Coincidence, I don't know. The other thing I found helps is sleeping on your side or stomach avoid lying on your back. Hope this helps.

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