Vestibular disorders can be set off by an underlying illness such as chickenpox, allergies, immune reactions, benign tumors, or even exposure to chemicals. Structural issues, such as torn tissue ...

Nearly two million people worldwide have lost the simple ability to feel steady. Now researchers have developed an ...

Elisa C. Alvarado, M.D, notes how advances in diagnostics and medicine now offer more targeted relief, and lifestyle ...

Vestibular problems can be challenging to accurately diagnose. Here are three signs that indicate your balance problems might be due to a vestibular dysfunction: Things spin when you bend over.

There are various types of vestibular disorders. Some occur very commonly and others rarely. Some of them may cause episodic problems with balance while the others may show up chronic symptoms.

Key Takeaways on Motion Sickness Motion sickness is caused by vestibular sensory conflict. This means, there is a difference between incoming vestibular information and what we expect that ...

Athletes with car sickness are more likely to get vestibular problems after a concussion, those with learning disabilities are more likely to develop cognitive problems, ...

Electronystagmography, or ENG, is a series of tests that can help your doctor figure out the causes of your vertigo. WebMD explains what to expect from an ENG procedure.

Dr. Lisa Dransfield, director of The Balance and Vestibular Center at Associated Neurologists in Danbury, works with, Mark Carminucci, of Newtown, in the office on Friday Sept. 24, 2010.