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How loose ear crystals can cause vertigo and change…

Did you know that you have tiny crystals inside your ear? And that they play a huge role in helping you balance? If some of these crystals, called otoconia, or ear stones, become detached and flow into the inner ear, it can upset your…

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Helping your friends and family understand your vertigo

“If she’s having this dizziness – the ceiling is turning around – I’m going around, as well, in the house, because…

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VertiGONE! Here’s six ways to help prevent vertigo attacks

For many people who suffer from vertigo, attacks come back every now and then^1,2– sometimes when least…

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How long does vertigo last?

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

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What factors can trigger vertigo?

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

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What is vertigo?

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

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Types of vertigo

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

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