How Is Vertigo Diagnosed? Dix-Hallpike Test & When to Worry
Vertigo is diagnosed with the Dix-Hallpike test to check for BPPV, the cause of most cases. Learn the red-flag symptoms that signal stroke and need ER care.
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Vertigo is diagnosed with the Dix-Hallpike test to check for BPPV, the cause of most cases. Learn the red-flag symptoms that signal stroke and need ER care.
BPPV causes about 25% of vertigo, with 80% originating in the inner ear. Learn peripheral vs central causes and the red flags requiring urgent care.
A complete clinical guide to the medications that cause vertigo and the drugs used to treat it, including dosing, trial data, and red-flag symptoms that require urgent evaluation.

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