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DIAGNOSIS AND SUGGEST TREATMENT PLAN?
25 yr male pt complaints of
- Postural vertigo since 2 days
- With vomiting
- BP-120/70, HR-90
- CNS - Horizontal Nystagmus positive
- Pupils - normal
- History of amblyopia - specs uses stop since 1 month
- Lt eye - 0.75
- Rt eye - 0.25
- History of neck stiffness occasionally
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