Here’s what to know about when everything will stop spinning, and how the cause of vertigo relates to its length.

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The head impulse, nystagmus, test of skew (HINTS) exam should be reserved for patients with acute persistent dizziness who have nystagmus at rest — and only after screening for neurologic features ...

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Dear Dr. Roach: I got vertigo for the first time; not knowing what was happening, I went to the hospital fearing that it could be an aneurysm or a stroke. The hospital told me it's "just" vertigo, ...

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1. How dangerous is dizziness? Dizziness is the sensation that your surroundings are spinning or that you are moving, even though you are not actually moving. Unlike ordinary lightheadedness, ...