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taniesha

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Hearing Problems Posted: 03-04-07 02:10am


do people with hearing problems suffer for equillibrium inbalance and trouble posturally with balance?

Auzzie_Wanting_To_Help

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Joined: 04 Feb 2007
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Location: Australia

Posted: 03-04-07 02:59am


Having hearing problems can definately throw a persons balance out. I have had alot of ear problems and my balance has been effected by these problems, my thoughts have also been backed up by my surgeon!!

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