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It’s clear that you’ve given this a lot of thought and it would be helpful to hear what you think might be going on.” the type of accommodation they currently reside in (e.g. house, bungalow) and if there are any adaptations to assist them (e.g. stair lift) He is the "Big Bang", and the universe he detonated is still expanding, the pieces are still flying" Popkirov, S, Staab, JP, Stone, J. Persistent postural-perceptual dizziness (PPPD): a common, characteristic and treatable cause of chronic dizziness. Practical Neurology 2018; 18:5-13. Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS): typically affects young people, autonomic dysfunction causes postural dizziness and patients have inappropriate tachycardia on standing.

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The reason for the dizziness is usually cerebral hypoperfusion. Cardiovascular causes of dizziness include:Could this be an early or atypical presentation of a condition? For example, could the dizziness be a presentation of silent myocardial infarction in a diabetic patient? Ménière’s disease: classically consists of a combination of acute vertigo (spontaneous onset and lasts for minutes to hours) with unilateral aural fullness, tinnitus, and sensorineural hearing loss. Patients will experience repeated episodes of these symptoms with progressive hearing loss on the affected side. Vertigo is defined as the sensation of motion (most typically rotation) when the person is not moving or a distorted sensation of motion during otherwise normal head movement. This makes it easy for the patient and clinician to misunderstand each other, leading to the risk of diagnostic error. It is essential to ask the patient to be as specific as possible about what they have experienced, using open and closed questions. Multiple sclerosis (MS): can cause vertigo due to the development of demyelinating plaques in the vestibular pathways. Vertigo may be associated with diplopia and/or gait problems. MS can also cause peripheral vertigo. 4

Whilst many patients who experience dizziness will have a non-serious cause, it is important not to miss a serious cause requiring urgent recognition and treatment.Medication side effects: aminoglycoside antibiotics such as gentamicin are vestibulotoxic and may cause vertigo. The SAFER mnemonic can help you reflect on the information you have gathered in the consultation and help you consider the potential diagnoses in a patient with vertigo: 9