Dizziness or imbalance

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A dizzy patient may feel a brief attack of a sense of rotation

Dizziness or imbalance

No one did not experience being "off balance" at least once. It is a very common medical symptom which may occur at any age due to numerous reasons with variable presentations. A dizzy patient may feel a brief attack of a sense of rotation, which may resolve spontaneously. Or, on the contrary, he may be carried by an ambulance to the emergency room to stay in the hospital for a while.

What are the causes of dizziness? And how is it treated?

Management of a dizzy patient rests on solid medical background in many branches of medicine: audiology, otolaryngology, neurology and internal medicine. The cause of dizziness may be related to the ear, heart, blood sugar level, hormonal changes, amount of blood going to the brain (and consequently the balance centers and the ear) and many other causes. The underlying pathology may be as simple as a "flue" or as serious as a tumor. The cornerstone in the diagnosis is detailed medical history-taking. A too busy physician (who has no time to listen to you) is not the right person to treat dizziness.