Constant episodes of dizziness and it’s called ‚Vestibular Neuritis‘?

You are told that your balance organ fails again every few months or years due to an injury. Vestibular neuritisMany people with recurrent dizziness attacks hear exactly this explanation. But from a scientific and neurological perspective, this statement is false in 99 out of 100 cases.

What is really behind recurring seizures:

• Neuritis almost never recurs: An inflammation of the balance nerve is almost always a one-time event in life. In 99 out of 100 cases, it does not recur a second time.
• The blood test shows no viruses: Even if herpes viruses are suspected as the trigger, they cannot be detected in the normal blood test. This is an isolated, local inflammation directly at the nerve cord.
• Typical misdiagnosis in seizures: Anyone who experiences repeated severe rotational vertigo attacks or spinning vertigo over months or years almost never suffers from multiple nerve injuries.
• The true triggers for fainting episodes: In the vast majority of cases, recurring fainting episodes are the result of two completely different disease patterns: vestibular migraine or Menière's disease.
• Targeted diagnosis instead of misdiagnosis: Instead of waiting helplessly for the next attack to occur, differential diagnosis must be performed precisely to determine which disease is actually present. Because vestibular migraines and Menière’s disease require completely different treatment approaches.

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