Many people suffer from vertigo from real somatic medical reasons. In fact, you'll probably experience it once in your life. It becomes more common as we age. The most common cause is BPPV. It is highly treatable, but treatment is not permanent. read more
If the vertigo is caused by benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), a technique known as the Epley maneuver may help. The aim is to move particles from the semicircular canals to the open area, called the vestibule, of the inner ear, where they are more easily resorbed and do not cause trouble. Take the following steps: Place a pillow on the bed. read more
Dizziness usually refers to feelings of unsteadiness like you are losing your balance, or lightheadedness like you feel you are going to faint. True vertigo, however, is the distinct sensation that either you, or the world around you, is spinning or swaying, when no movement is actually taking place. read more