Vertigo is a sensation of spinning, movement, or imbalance that can make a person feel as though they or their surroundings are moving when they are not. It is often described as dizziness, but vertigo specifically involves a false sense of motion rather than general lightheadedness.
Vertigo is commonly linked to how the brain, inner ear, and sensory systems work together to maintain balance and spatial awareness. Experiences with vertigo can range from brief episodes to recurring sensations that affect daily activities.
This article provides an educational overview of vertigo for general informational purposes only.
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