Dizziness diagnoses: Dizziness and vertigo diagnoses
Here you will find an overview of dizziness diagnoses - ie diagnoses directly related to dizziness and vertigo, here you will also find advice, treatment, exercises and measures for the individual diagnoses.
Being dizzy is one of the most common health problems in the population and is a symptom that the body's balance system is not working properly. There can be many reasons for this. The balance system consists of several centers in the brain that receive and process sensory information from sight, the balance organs in the inner ear and the locomotor system. Dizziness occurs when the brain perceives the information it receives about the position of the body, from our various senses, as contradictory.
What is the difference between vertigo and vertigo?
- Dizziness is a feeling most of us have experienced. You feel unstable and unsteady, and experience a rocking and shaky feeling. Many people feel ears in the head and it can blacken a little before the eyes.
- Vertigo is a more intense and powerful experience that either the surroundings or themselves rotate; a carousel-like feeling (gyratory vertigo). Others experience a rocking feeling, as if on board a boat.
Possible diagnoses and causes of dizziness
There are a wide range of possible diagnoses and causes of dizziness. Among other things, there are a total of 2805 drugs that have listed dizziness as a possible side effect. Here we list some possible diagnoses (click on the diagnosis you want to learn more about):
Diagnoses / causes
Addison's disease
alcohol poisoning
Anemia
Anxiety
Arnold-Chiari deformation
Arterial injury or syndrome
Autoimmune diseases (conditions where the body attacks its own cells can cause dizziness)
Inflammation of the balance nerve (also known as vestibular neuritis - is a relatively common cause of dizziness, but is often misdiagnosed in cases where the real diagnosis is actually crystal disease)
Lead poisoning (Poisoning conditions put the body in total imbalance and often lead to dizziness to varying degrees)
Borrelia/Lyme disease
Cervical spondylosis (joint wear in the neck can cause neck-related dizziness)
Chediak-Higashi syndrome
Down syndrome (Down syndrome increases the incidence of vertigo)
Drip in the brain
diver flu
Exhaust Poisoning (Carbon Monoxide)
Fever
Fibromyalgia (Fibromyalgia is a diagnosis associated with higher rates of dizziness)
heatstroke
cerebral haemorrhage
Concussion (symptoms after head trauma should be discussed with an emergency room!)
Stroke
Heart failure
Myocardial infarction
brain cancer
Heart failure
Hip Cancer
hyperventilation
deafness
altitude sickness
High blood pressure (hypertension)
Internal bleeding
Iron deficiency
Crystal Disease (BPPV)
Labyrinthitis (inflammation of the auditory organ; labyrinth)
Low blood sugar
Low blood pressure (hypotension)
Joint Restraints / Dysfunction in the neck and upper chest
Leukemia
Malaria
Drug overdose
Meniere's disease
Migraine
myalgias / miosis
Nervous vestibulocochlear disease
kidney Problems
panic attacks
shock Condition
vision problems
Takayasus syndrome
TMD jaw syndrome
ventricular tachycardia
viral infection
Vitamin A overdose (in pregnancy)
Vitamin B12 deficiency
Whiplash / neck injury
Common causes of vertigo
Your balance is dependent on sensory information from the eyes, balance organs and the body's muscles and joints. Dizziness can therefore be a symptom that can have many different causes. Fortunately, most causes of vertigo are harmless. If your dizziness is accompanied by symptoms such as hearing loss, severe ear ache, visual disturbance, fever, severe headache, palpitations, chest pain or difficulty breathing, consult a physician to rule out underlying disease conditions.
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