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What is a vestibular migraine?

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Medically reviewed by Dr. Nancy Shannon, MD, PhD on August 18, 2020

A vestibular migraine is a subset of a migraine with aura. These migraines are preceded or accompanied by an aura and include at least two of these symptoms: trouble speaking or slurred speech, vertigo, ringing ears, sensitivity to sounds, double vision, and problems with motor control or coordination. Although these symptoms mimic more serious problems like a stroke, they disappear entirely when the migraine passes.

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