Month: March 2017

The Link Between Blood Flow and Meniere’s Disease

Meniere’s disease is a rare vestibular condition (about 0.2% of people have it) that results in vertigo, hearing loss, and tinnitus. One theory on the cause of Meniere’s disease that has been postulated by Italian researchers is Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI). This involves a reduction in blood flow to the head. A 2009 study […]

The Connection Between Migraines and the Vertebral Arteries

Migraines are a common problem, and this neurological condition does not discriminate against age or gender. One study provided a link between problems with the neck arteries, migraines, and an increased risk of stroke. The study showed that men under the age of 39 were the most likely to experience this phenomenon. What is the […]

Meniere’s Disease and Hearing Loss

Meniere’s disease is a rare vestibular condition that results in vertigo, tinnitus, a feeling of fullness in the affected ear, and hearing loss. Without proper care for the condition, hearing loss can advance and become permanent. Here are a few misconceptions regarding the hearing loss caused by Meniere’s disease. Myth #1: Hearing Loss in Only […]

Stay Alert to These 4 Fibromyalgia Triggers

Fibromyalgia patients deal with a conglomerate of symptoms including widespread pain, difficulty sleeping, fatigue, cognitive difficulties, and more. Many symptoms relax and flare so that the condition is more debilitating at some times than others. As a result, learning what causes flare-ups, and avoiding these things as possible, can be important in managing the condition. […]

4 Reasons a Person May Experience Dizziness at the Gym

Dizziness may occurs suddenly, and it can be disconcerting. The good news is that there is often a fixable underlying cause. However, if dizziness or lightheadedness occurs at the gym, there may be additional factors involved. What is frequently the underlying cause of dizziness? A Common Underlying Cause of Dizzy Spells Dizziness can manifest itself […]

Back Pain – Can It Really Shorten Your Life?

Back pain is such a common problem in the world. It is the leading cause of disability and affects about 700 million people. Researchers in Australia recently took a close look at backache. This problem afflicts 4 million in that nation alone, and results in over a billion dollars in treatment. But what researchers found […]

How to Deal with Migraines When You Have a Career

Migraines affect 38 million in the United States alone and about 10 to 12% of people globally. That means the number of businesspeople with migraines is significant. How can you stop the pounding head pain, sensitivity to light and sound, and nausea (not to mention other symptoms that vary from person to person) from throwing […]

Vestibular Migraines – An Increasingly Common Migraine Type

Migraines affect 10 to 12% of the population. Vestibular migraines affect between 1 and 3% of people, making this an extremely common type of migraine. Thus, it makes sense to learn more about vestibular migraines and how to find relief. What Is a Vestibular Migraine? Like other migraine types, a vestibular migraine can present with […]

Did a Ride at Disneyland Give a Woman Permanent Vertigo?

A woman claims to be suffering from constant vertigo since riding a rollercoaster at Disneyland in Paris three years ago. Now age 27, the woman is legally recognized as disabled. Not only does she claim to have lost her job as a result, but she also can no longer enjoy some of her favorite hobbies. […]

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