Dizziness can come from many sources. Therefore, one of the goals of a healthcare provider is to start to rule in or out possible causes of a patient’s symptoms of dizziness. One of the distinctions that may need to be made is if the dizziness the patient is reporting is coming from the peripheral vestibular system (the labyrinth of the inner ear, and the pathways/nerves connecting to the brainstem) or the central vestibular system (the brain and brainstem). Being able to find the vestibular system involved is key in helping the healthcare provider decide on further testing, determine the urgency of the symptoms, and develop treatment plans.
In this video, Dr. Amir Kheradmand discusses different types of central vestibular disorders and how they are treated.
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