Approximately 615,000 people in the USA have been diagnosed with Meniere’s disease, according to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders. In addition, as many as 50,000 new cases are being diagnosed every year. This puzzles the medical community as they cannot determine a reason for the surge in new cases. Research is [...]
Dizziness is something that affects most people at some point. If that concept isn’t vague enough, people also use dizziness to envelop several different conditions. Let’s take a look at four types of dizziness that a person may experience, and then we will consider a potential relief option that is natural and drug-free. 4 Types [...]
Vertigo is one of the most common conditions experienced by those 40 and over. In fact, about 40% of people who live past the age of 40 will experience the condition at one time or another. However, since it is considered a benign condition, most doctors will just provide medication in an attempt to keep it under [...]
Vertigo and dizziness are not commonly associated with children; however, it is more prevalent than most think. According to the NIH, over 1 in 20 children in the United States have experienced balance issues or dizziness. (1) When these symptoms present in children, it is essential to determine their cause. Causes of Dizziness in Children [...]
The onset of a vertigo attack can be incredibly stressful. Often, symptoms can come on with no apparent cause. It is important to understand the potential sources of episodes. They include the following: Likely Causes of Vertigo Head injuries – car accidents, concussions, other traumas Heart disease High blood pressure Recent ear infection Certain medications [...]
Meniere’s disease, an inner ear disorder, is defined by a distinct combination of symptoms. Symptoms of Meniere's Disease Typically, these four elements are the hallmark of Meniere’s:1 Recurring vertigo episodes: the sensation of vertigo can feel as if the room around you is spinning. Loss of balance is also possible. Severe episodes of vertigo can [...]
