A case report of atypical Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome presented with severe vertigo and vomiting

Ramsay-Hunt Syndrome (Herpes zoster oticus) is often characterized by severe ear pain, vesicles on external auditory canal or auricula and peripheral facial paralysis. However, the patient in this case presented to clinic with dizziness, pain vomiting. During physical examination there was no evidence of skin changes found around that were typical for Ramsay Hunt syndrome. The did not have If an unexpected accompanying vertigo, syndrome should be considered differential diagnosis even if rash