What is central vertigo?
Central Vertigo is one of the two types of Vertigo that may occur in humans. Unlike the peripheral vertiga, which is usually caused by a problem in the inner ear, the central vertigo may be a symptom of a serious condition in the brain stem or cerebellar. Although this type of dizziness may be serious, it may also occur as an isolated incident. Vertigo is a relatively common condition and a large percentage of people experience it at the same time.
people who experience central vertigo feel dizziness or movement when they are in a stable, immobile environment. The disorientation that causes this can lead to nausea, weakness and difficulty to see or hear. Many patients come and go dizziness, which last anywhere from a few minutes to a few days. The condition may come gradually or can be acute and occurs without warning.
primary causes of the central vertigajsa disease or states thataffect the brain or brain stem. Patients suffering from migraines of their heads usually refer to dizziness as a side effect of migraine. Multiple sclerosis can also lead to dizziness because the disease affects the central nervous system. Problems with blood flow to the brain, such as a stroke or a disease of a vertebrobasillary system, which adds blood to certain areas of the brain, including the brain and the brain stem, can also cause dizziness. Patients with certain congenital deformities may also suffer from this condition, although in this case it is only possible to treat symptoms because malformations cannot be corrected.
There are a number of drugs for people suffering from central dizziness. For the most part, drugs treat symptoms of dizziness, such as dizziness or nausea without dealing with the basic cause. Relax and lying until symptoms are also recommended for most patients. Patients are also recommended to avoid vertigo triggers such as nicotine.
in treatment forDizziness can help the patient in the short term, the cure of chronic dizziness requires that the underlying condition be diagnosed and treated. Sometimes it is possible to treat the central vertigo using inhibitors of reurying a neurotransmitter or modulators of gamma acid aminobutyre (GABA). Central vertigo caused by a stroke can be treated with drugs that thin blood or dissolution of blood clots.