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Dizziness And Vertigo

Dizziness :-

Dizziness is a feeling that is sometimes hard to describe. It often makes you feel like you are about to fall or pass out. Dizziness can also cause you to feel lightheaded or make it hard for you to walk straight.

Vertigo :-

Vertigo is a type of dizziness that makes you feel like you are spinning, swaying, or tilting, or like the room is moving around you. These feelings come and go, and might last seconds, hours, or days. You might feel worse when you move your head, change positions, cough, or sneeze. Some people with vertigo have trouble walking. Some people with vertigo have nausea and might vomit.

Vertigo Causes :-

The most common causes of vertigo include:

  • Inner ear problems – Deep inside the ear, there is a small network of tubes that are filled with fluid. Floating inside that fluid are special calcium deposits. Together, these tubes and deposits make up the “vestibular system.” This system tells the brain what position the body is in. It also helps keep you balanced
  • Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo – In this condition, extra calcium deposits form in the inner ear. This can lead to short episodes of vertigo that happen when you move your head in certain ways.
  • Meniere disease – This is a condition in which fluid builds up inside the inner ear. This causes vertigo as well as hearing loss and ringing in one or both ears.
  • Vestibular neuritis – This is sometimes caused by a virus which can affect the inner ear or the nerve in the inner ear. It is sometimes called “labyrinthitis.” People with this condition have vertigo that comes on quickly and can last several days. They also often feel very sick and off balance.
  • Head injury – Even a minor head injury can cause inner ear damage and vertigo. This is usually temporary.
  •  Vestibular migraine – People who get migraines, which are a type of headache, can sometimes have episodes of vertigo. This can happen with or without a headache.
  • Other problems –
    Other things that can cause vertigo include:

    Certain medicines
    • Problems that affect the brain, such as stroke or multiple sclerosis
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Vertigo Treatment

If your doctor knows what is causing your vertigo, he or she will probably try to treat that problem directly. If you have calcium deposits in your inner ear, the doctor might try to get them out by moving your head in a specific way.

Your doctor can also give you medicines that might help your vertigo and relieve nausea and vomiting.

If your vertigo is really bad, your doctor might also suggest a treatment called “balance rehabilitation.” This treatment teaches you exercises that can help you cope with your vertigo.

Patient can do to deal with vertigo-

If Patient has trouble standing or walking because of vertigo, patient is at risk of falling. To reduce the risk of falls, he can make his home as safe as possible. Get rid of loose electrical cords, clutter, and slippery rugs. Also, make sure that you wear sturdy, non-slip shoes, and that your walkways are clear and well lit.

HOMOEOPATHIC TREATMENT-

Homeopathic Medicines
  • Belladonna
  • Gelsemium
  • Cocculus Indicus
  • Belladonna, Gelsemium, Phosphoricum Acid: 
    For Vertigo resulting from Cervical Spondylosis
  • And Many More 

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