What is Vertigo? | How to Overcome Vertigo?

In this video, we'll explain what vertigo is and how to treat it. We'll also give you some tips on how to avoid vertigo and get the most out of your travel experiences!

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Vertigo
Vertigo refers to the sensation of spinning for no reason.
There are two main types of vertigo
peripheral Vertigo: these happens when there's a problem with the inner ear that control balance.
Central vertigo: the occurs when there's an issue with the brain
inner ear has 3 semicircular canal filled with fluid (endolymph )
when the head turns the fluid moves and this moment activates sensory neurons to send information to brain.
Otolithic organs contain calcium carbonate crystals which detect head orientation in relation to gravity.
vestibular nurse carries impulses to the brain helping us to maintain balance

Causes
Benign paroxysmal positional Vertigo (BPPV) is the most common cause of vertigo.
It occurs when calcium carbonate crystal in Otolithic organs may dislodge enter the semicircular canals.
where they irritate sensory hair cells producing Vertigo.

Viral infections such as
Labyrinthitis
Vestibular Neuritis
Meniere's disease
Head injury
Stroke
Brain Tumor
Migraine headaches
Multiple sclerosis
Heart arrhythmias
Diabetes
Certain medications
alcohol consumption
Aging

Treatment options
In majority of cases, Vertigo symptoms subsides within a few days without treatment.
if that is not the case doctor may recommended options such as
Vestibular rehabilitations
Epley maneuver
Surgery
Medications

Speak to your doctor to get more information on vertigo

Time Stamp
0:00 Introduction to vertigo
1:34 Treatment options
0:54 Causes
0:10 main types of vertigo

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