Vertigo is a condition in which the person afflicted experiences a false sensation of motion. The feeling is similar to the dizziness felt after spinning in circles for a short period of time. According to some statistics, 40 percent of people past the age of 40...
Read MorePost-traumatic vertigo is the false feeling of spinning that occurs following a major or minor head or neck injury. Before we dig into post-traumatic vertigo, let’s first discuss what vertigo is. What Is Vertigo? Vertigo is a sensation of movement that is not accurate. It can...
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Meniere's Disease is a condition of the inner ear that is believed to develop due to excess fluid buildup in the inner ear. It happens most often to people between 20 and 50 years of age, with symptoms that can come on suddenly such as:...
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Vertigo is an experience where the person feels the false sensation of motion. It is similar to the experience you have after spinning in circles and suddenly stopping, and the world around you feels as though it is spinning. Forty percent of people age 40...
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Vertigo is a subtype of dizziness, and it always has a rotary or spinning sensation. Dizziness is an abnormal sensation related to your position in your environment and is often vague. It can include tilting sensations, light-headedness, motion intolerance, imbalance, floating sensations, or unsteadiness. It...
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Vertigo is described as the perception of motion when there is no motion present or the abnormal perception of motion in response to motion. In other words, you may feel like you are spinning or the things around you may seem to be spinning about....
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Vertigo is known for the sensation that you or the things in your environment seem to be spinning when there is no movement. Only half of all vertigo cases are found to have a cause that can be identified. This is often due to a...
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Vertigo is one of the hallmark symptoms of Meniere's disease. Meniere's disease is a disorder of the inner ear that can cause tinnitus (ringing in the ears), a feeling of congestion in the ear, loss of hearing, and crippling vertigo. These vertigo attacks can be...
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A person dealing with vertigo may often feel as if the whole world is spinning. Vertigo either originates in the inner ear and is called peripheral vertigo or comes from a problem within the central nervous system. If the problem comes from the central nervous...
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A person dealing with vertigo may often feel as if the whole world is spinning. Vertigo either originates in the inner ear and is called peripheral vertigo or comes from a problem within the central nervous system. If the problem comes from the central nervous...
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