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Vertigo/Dizziness, Which of the following is not a cause of dizziness? -…
Vertigo/Dizziness
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Etiologies
Meniere's disease
episodic vertigo, tinnitus, hearing loss
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Less common:
acoustic neuroma
acute/recurrent vestibular disease
cerumen impaction
neurolabrynthitis
neurosyphillis
stroke
transient vertebrobasilar ischemia
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Epidemiology
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Vestibular vertigo is more 3x more common in women than men and increases in prevalence as people age
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BPPV is the most common cause of vertigo, but also largely under-diagnosed
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Tests
MRI
Is indicated if suspecting a central lesion, stroke, new headache with no relief, or focal neurological deficits
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Patient Education
UpToDate
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many causes that range from benign to more severe, like a tumor or stroke
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Red Flag Symptoms
Persistent, worsening vertigo or disequilibrium
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Treatment Plan
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Cultural
Acupuncture
Significant immediate effect in reducing heart rate, dizziness, and vertigo
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Genetic
Education
Informing the patient they are more prone to getting dizziness/vertigo if some family members have a history of certain illnesses (i.e. Meniere’s)
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