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How to manage a vertigo attack?

While a vertigo episode can arise suddenly and violently, its symptoms can be reduced by adopting appropriate…

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Why is adherence to treatment important in vertigo?

Medication will not work unless it is taken¹. This may sound obvious, yet every second patient is not…

Neurology

How long does vertigo last?

An episode of vertigo can last from seconds to weeks, depending on the associated conditions¹. Indeed,…

Neurology

What factors can trigger vertigo?

Vertigo is not an independent disease. There are several disease and drug related side-effects that can cause…

Neurology

What is vertigo?

Vertigo as a symptom of dizziness Vertigo is a sensation of false movement, mostly described by patients as a…

Neurology

Exercises for preventing vertigo

Why should I exercise? Depending on the cause of vertigo, some exercises can be helpful to reduce vertigo…

Neurology

Types of vertigo

Vertigo is often described by patients as a false sense of rotational movement. Many patients who experience…

Neurology

How to cope with dyslipidemia at work

Dyslipidemia is a condition which should be taken seriously in all circumstances. In the professional environment…

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