Do you also get dizzy again and again? It can be a sign of Vertigo

Many types of changes are seen in the human body due to stress. Some people have constant headaches, while some people feel that everything is happening in front of their eyes.

New Delhi: In today's busy life, people are not getting time to take care of their health. Due to this, they have to face many problems. Due to work pressure, people are surrounded by stress.

Many types of changes are seen in the human body due to stress. Some people have constant headaches, while some people feel that everything is happening in front of their eyes.

At the same time, there are some people who have the problem of sudden dizziness. Many times people ignore them considering them to be normal. But let us tell you that this problem is not common. This can be a sign of a disease called Vertigo. Our article today is also on this topic. We will tell you what is Vertigo disease and what are its symptoms? Let us know in detail -

What is Vertigo?

According to the Cleveland Clinic, vertigo is a condition in which you feel as if things around you are spinning, while in reality nothing like this is happening. This causes dizziness and balance can be disturbed. This is not a disease, but can be a symptom of many diseases.

How many types of vertigo are there?

Peripheral Vertigo

This is the most common and occurs due to a problem in the inner part of the ear or the vestibular nerve. The problems that come in this are as follows -

• Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
• Labyrinthitis
• Vestibular neuritis
• Menier's disease
• Central Vertigo

This is less common and occurs due to a disease in the brain such as stroke, injury or infection. In this, one may feel dizziness and have difficulty in walking.

• What are the symptoms of vertigo
• Nausea and vomiting
• Dizziness
• Difficulty in walking
• Reduced hearing in one or both ears
• Whistling sounds in the ears
• Headache
• Motion sickness
• Heaviness in the ears
• Rapid eye movements
• Know the causes of vertigo
• Migraine (severe headache)
• Side effect of some medicines
• Stroke or brain problem
• Irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia)
• Diabetes
• Head injury
• Long-term bed rest
• Herpes (shingles) near the ear
• Ear surgery
• Rapid breathing (hyperventilation)
• Sudden drop in blood flow
• Weakening of muscles
• Infection
• Brain tumor or any other brain disease

These are the problems caused by vertigo
Let us tell you that you can fall anytime due to vertigo. This increases the risk of bone fracture. It can also affect your daily lifestyle. If you feel dizzy frequently or experience any of the symptoms mentioned above, you should immediately consult a doctor. This will help you get timely treatment.