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I was diagnosed with vestibular migraines or migraine associated vertigo three months ago. I was put on Nortriptyline for 12 days and my nervous system went crazy. I was told the medication aggravated a migraine. My symptoms were vertigo, ear fullness, tinnitus, severe migraine pain which I hadn't had before, light sensitivity, and hyperacusis. It has been three months now, and I still have the hyperacusis. Although it has improved, I still can't listen to the tv, talk...
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