Month: December 2019

How to Know if Your Vertigo and Migraines Are Linked

As if a vertigo attack or a migraine episode isn’t bad enough, some people with the disorder called vestibular migraine experience the combination of both from time to time. Vertigo is the false sense of movement of a person or their surroundings. On the other hand, migraines are a neurological condition that causes severe headaches, […]

Why You Should Check Your Neck if You Have Vertigo

Vertigo is a form of dizziness that causes a false feeling of movement. People going through a vertigo episode may feel they are spinning or being pulled to the left or right, or that their environment is whirling.   A List of Vertigo Symptoms Contrary to popular belief, vertigo is not a health condition. Rather, it […]

Muscle Strain, Sciatica & Other Causes of Back Pain

Does it feel like back pain or sciatica is running your life lately? Are you waking up stiff, dreading simple movements like getting out of bed or bending over? Have you started avoiding activities you used to enjoy because your back just can’t handle it anymore? You’re not alone—and you’re not imagining it. Back pain […]

What Triggers Lower Back Pain? (And How to Get Better)

About 80% of people will experience lower back pain at one time or another in life. If your back pain is chronic and affecting your daily life, what can you do to take control? We are going to look at some of the things that trigger lower back pain. Some are avoidable and others you […]

Differentiating Vertigo from Dizziness and Disequilibrium

Vertigo, dizziness, and disequilibrium are three terms often used interchangeably but have distinct differences. The confusion is understandable since all three are symptoms of vestibular balance disorders. However, because people use them to refer to a wide range of sensations, it poses a diagnostic challenge for doctors. How does vertigo differ from dizziness and disequilibrium?       […]

The Most Important Explanation of Meniere’s Disease You’ll Ever Read

When it comes to vestibular disorders, Meniere’s disease may not be incredibly common (about 1 in 500 people), but it certainly is one of the more recognizable issues that affect the ear and can lead to severe bouts of vertigo. We’re going to provide you with the most essential information about this health condition, especially […]

The Truth on Whether Coffee Brings or Reduces Migraines

Migraines are a complex neurological disorder, and coffee is one of its known dietary triggers. Coffee lovers all look forward to a cup of this caffeine-rich beverage every morning or any time of the day. However, it remains debatable whether coffee is good or bad for people experiencing migraine headaches. So, what’s the real deal […]

Apply These Tips to Start Fighting Your Vertigo Now

If you regularly feel like the world is literally spinning around you, it may be vertigo. While as much as 40% of people over the age of 40 will experience this disorienting false sensation of movement, it is possible to have the room seem to move or shift when you are even younger. If you […]

10 Life Hacks for People Battling Migraines

Migraine is not your average headache. Like any brain disease, it comes with multiple, devastating symptoms, and there is always the risk of complications. Migraineurs deal with the possibility of an attack at any time of the day, which may result in limited ability to work or care for their family. In short, it has […]

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