Why some people have a vestibular migraine Its development is not yet conclusively clarified scientifically to this day.
However, what research and practice show regarding connections and triggers:
- Genetic predisposition: If migraine runs in the family, the likelihood of developing it is significantly higher even if it is a vertigo-type migraine.
- Consequence of inner ear disorders: Very often we observe that vestibular migraine develops secondary to an injury. positional vertigo (BPLS) or one Vestibular neuritis Actually, it's healed.
- After head injuries: Also Concussions or head injuries can act as triggers.
- Change in migraine form: In some people, a headache migraine that has been known for years gradually turns into a dizziness migraine.
- Theories vs. Facts: Theories about vascular narrowing or certain messenger substances (neurotransmitters) are plausible hypotheses, but have not yet been proven.
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