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Originally Posted by MeoTwister5
Well from the looks of it it's likely an issue with the cerebellum. I would say it's because you have a problem with the cerebellum not being able to properly maintain positional balance (thus the probable vertigo) from the amount of visual input your eyes are getting, confusing it to the exact nature of your body's state of motion and position relative to gravity, thus the subjective feelings of nausea and the other CNS signs.
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This is starting to make a whole lot of sense
. I'm aware that vertigo has a lot more to do than just heights, but the feeling is very similar to what I feel when I look off a tall building. I never co-related the two because I didn't think there could be any relation (I still don't know if there is), and since only happens rarely. You might be on to something!
Thanks so much for the help
