JOG - depending on which State you are living in.  My point was, that an audiologist with a sound suite at his disposal will give you more accurate info than the local hearing aid guy with a portable audiometer and a free exam.  The possible gap between air conduction and bone conduction scores is most valuable for diagnosis; and accurate low frequencies are more accurately measured in a sound suite than open room.

MMR said he went to the doctors and got some meds, but an emergency room MD might give different response than the urgent care guy.  You need to see an ENT who hopefully can give you an accurate diagnosis. (Of course, if that is the kind of MD you saw, then you are good to go.. BPPV is a statement indicating other causes for the dizziness (or perhaps true vertigo) has no other indicated cause. One can get a virus that gives similar symptoms.  A tumor in the Internal Auditory Canal can also send you.  Someone on this or the Guzzi forum was just talking about his binaural tumors, a thankfully rare occurrence.

and Dave, self diagnosis is a sketchy deal, if you haven't already go see an Optometrist who will look at your eyes and refer you on to Opthamologist  if necessary.