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. 2018 Jun 4;9:352. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2018.00352

Table 3.

Additional symptoms in bilateral vestibulopathy reported in articles.

Additional symptoms
Clinical studies
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    Prevented from doing things they could otherwise do (90)

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    Change or limited social activities (90)

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    Missed days from work or school (90)

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    Depression (90)

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    Tiredness (5)

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    Concentration difficulties (5)

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    Memory impairment (5)

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    Disorientation in space (5)

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    Muscular pain (5)

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    Ashamed (5)

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    Needing walking aid (16, 27)

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    Falling (5, 19, 27, 43, 54, 75, 76, 81–83)

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    Sleep efficiency was reduced (63)

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    Headache (32)
Case reports
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    Unable to work (30)

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    Headaches (62, 68, 70)

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    Occasional sleep disturbances (62)

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    Difficulties with functional tasks in daily living (62)

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    Needing walking aid (68)

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    Anosmia (18)

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    Ageusia (18)

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    Dysarthria (18)

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    Tired (89, 91)

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    Unable to perform daily chores (28)

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    Appeared depressed (28, 67, 91)

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    Hitting walls (28)

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    Falling (28, 91)

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    Fear of falling (94)

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    Avoided crowded places and the use of public transport (94)

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    Hypersensitive to changes in environment (94)

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    Dizzy when exposed to lights other than natural white light (94)

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    Dizziness worsened in a crowded place such as a shopping mall or after working several hours on a computer (94)

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    Difficulty driving over rough surfaces (91)

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    More anxious (91)

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    Feelings of disorientation (91)