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Vertigo is a disorder of confusion and mystery, that seems to be further intensified by anxiety and stress.
You start to question if you are unbalanced and suffering brain fog because of the disorder, or if the unbalanced feeling and brain fog is caused by the anxiety of worrying that your unbalanced and suffering brain fog.
A perplexing repetition that keeps challenging your mental health.
My definition of Vertigo is a sensation of movement and loss of balance caused by looking down from an excessive height, and/or caused by infections and damage to the inner ear nerves.
Vertigo is also a feeling of spinning or movement that is often labelled as dizziness. Sufferers of Vertigo sense as though the world is spinning around them, or they are actually moving or spinning.
The main symptoms you might suffer is the feeling of moving, spinning, dropping, falling, rocking, or being stationery while your surroundings appear to be moving.
Other common symptoms are:
Vertigo is commonly caused by a disruption of our balancing system in the inner ear.
Here are some examples of conditions or causes of Vertigo:
The information provided in this Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) section is the view of a sole sufferer from vertigo and a vestibular disorder. All views are from personal experiences. The author does not have any medical training or medical qualifications; he is merely scripting what his life experience is like suffering from vertigo and a vestibular disorder. This personal account is for general health information only. It is not to be used as a substitute for medical advice or diagnosis of any health condition. Any questions regarding your own health should be addressed to your Physician or other healthcare provider. Whilst every effort is made in good faith to inform fellow sufferers, the author will not be held responsible or liable for any actions taken of readers after reading this FAQ section.