Dizzy and the Unsteadiness ’ are a very frequent problem, can affect both young and old, both healthy people who with Comorbidities and can be extremely disabling.
Our balance depends on a great number of factors, in fact, our brain processes much information coming from 2 organs of ’ balance (placed in the ’ inner ear), from view, from our touch and our joints. Integrating this information we are able to perceive our position in space. When one of the mechanisms at play or the brain's ability to integrate information are compromised here is that you can check the ’ instability and dizziness.
The shapes that depend on ’ organ of ’ balance ’ are framed and followed by Otolaryngologist, While those who depend on our brains are followed by neurologist. Only rarely do the shapes are quite separate so the patient often giddy is evaluated for the first time by ’ Otolaryngologist also for neurological forms.
L ’ Otolaryngologist has thereby the responsibility first of all to identify the shapes which can pose a real risk to the life of the patient (some forms of stroke may present with Vertigo) and then differentiate into shapes of Central and peripheral set a correct diagnosis. Continue reading