If the room spins every time you have a cold, you don't need a psychiatrist. You need a CT scan of your sinuses and a strong course of anti-inflammatories. The floor will stop moving once the pressure releases.
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It starts with a sniffle. Then the pressure builds behind your cheekbones. But just when you think you’re dealing with a routine cold, the room tilts. The ceiling shifts left. You reach for the wall to keep from falling. If the room spins every time you have