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Dizziness and nausea. Questions & Answers:
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Q: Will ICBC believe me when I tell my doctor that I have felt dizzy, light-headed and off balance since my car accident? A: >
Q: Do doctors know why people who have been injured in vehicle collisions get dizzy and nauseous when there is a lot of movement around them? A: >
Q: What tests prove that I am having the dizziness I experience? A: >
Q: What if no balance tests give a positive result? A: >
Q: If I experienced dizziness after my car accident, does this prove that it was caused by the car accident? A: >
Q: Do other symptoms often accompany dizziness? A: >
Q: Are there any physiotherapists who have special training in treating dizziness? A: >
Q: Have there been any court cases and settlements where a person who suffered dizziness after a car accident was well compensated? A: >
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