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If seizures count as an illness, vertigo definitely does. I don't get vertigo but I got mildly irritated once when someone was behind in the DVD clearance section of Walmart once and said "they need trigger warnings for vertigo now? What has society come to?" (it was a racing movie with lots of excessive dutch angles). I bet the whole aisle got distracted by my attempt at explaining sometimes these additions are just appreciated if not for some people being so obsessed with media freedums that they forget the human body exists.