Vertigo is a common clinical disease with complex causes, and some patients are prone to recurrent attacks emotional sleep problems even after symptomatic treatment, which affect normal life work. The body constitution theory analyzes the overall condition of person great significance for treatment vertigo. vertigo varies greatly, among Qi deficiency Yang constitute large proportion patients. I...

OBJECTIVE Despite the high prevalence of vertigo globally and an acknowledged, but under-reported, effect on an individual's wellbeing, few studies have evaluated the burden on healthcare systems and society. This study was aimed to quantitatively determine the impact of vertigo on healthcare resource use and work productivity. METHODS The economic burden of vertigo was assessed through a mul...

Both migraine and dizziness/vertigo rank among the most common complaints in the general population. Worldwide, the lifetime prevalence of migraine is about 14%. Approximately 20% to 30% of the general population are affected by dizziness and vertigo. Given the high prevalence of vertigo and migraine in the general population it is not surprising that many patients suffer from both symptoms. No...

A revision of material of a minute land snail species from the Caucasus region usually named Vertigo (Vertigo) sieversi (Boettger, 1879) (Pilsbry 1919; Schileyko 1984; Sysoev & Schileyko 2005; Egorov 2008; Sysoev & Schileyko 2009), including types of all described varieties revealed that adjustments of the delimitation and the nomenclature of this insufficiently known taxon are necessary. We re...

Vertigo is a specific symptom directly related to dysfunction of vestibular system. It is most common complaint, especially in elderly age group that leads them to visit their physicians. There is no ideal drug for the management of vertigo. The pharmacotherapy of vertigo can be optimized with detailed knowledge of the drugs effective in vertigo and their limitations. In this article, we will d...

BACKGROUND Dizziness and vertigo are common, however, the cause often remains unexplained. The percentage of vertigo of vestibular origin in individuals with unselected dizziness has not been well examined, and its underestimation may lead to diagnostic bias in primary care. The purpose of this study was to reassess the burden of dizziness in the community and to quantify the contribution of ve...

Introduction: Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMD) is caused by inflammation of the ligaments and muscles surrounding joints. TMD associated with several comorbidities, one these comorbidities are otological problems. The symptoms related to tinnitus, otalgia, ear fullness, Vertigo. Vertigo observed in many diseases etiologic factors should be investigated increase efficiency treatment Obj...

Vertigo is uncommon in childhood. Its etiology is different from that of adults. Both central and peripheral disorders may give rise to vertigo symptoms in pediatric patients. The evaluation of vertigo in children requires a detailed history taking, clinical examination, audiometric assessment, and vestibular function tests. We present three pediatric patients with vertigo symptoms, together wi...

The aim of the study was to evaluate the role of the longus colli muscles in cervical vertigo.We retrospectively analyzed 116 adult patients who underwent anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF) during 2014 in our department. Patients were assigned to the vertigo group or the nonvertigo group. Demographic data were recorded. Inner distance and cross-sectional area (CSA) of longus colli w...

BACKGROUND Dizziness and vertigo symptoms are commonly seen in emergency room (ER). However, these patients are often discharged without a definite diagnosis. Conflicting data regarding the vascular event risk among the dizziness or vertigo patients have been reported. This study aims to determine the risk of developing stroke or cardiovascular events in ER patients discharged home with a diagn...