Dizziness in children and adolescents

Background: Dizziness in children is a common cause for visit to the pediatric outpatient department. The reported prevalence 6% 8% but evaluating symptoms who cannot clearly explain and describe their experience challenging.Current Concepts: most causes of dizziness adolescents—which account approximately 35% cases—are benign paroxysmal vertigo childhood vestibular migraine. These two diseases head trauma are primary over 50% cases. A thorough history-taking key diagnosis adolescents. Additionally, complete physical examination, including ear neurologic tests, essential.Discussion Conclusion: As department pediatrics includes adolescents, number young patients presenting with continuously increasing. This article presents general definition, etiology, diagnosis, treatment strategies, recommendations management Further studies warranted differentiate children. Moreover, drug abuse related headaches shouldn’t be underdiagnosed at schools or community.