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problems in part of your brain , such as the cerebellum ( located at the bottom of the brain ) or the brainstem ( the lower part of the brain that ’s connected to the spinal cord(passive) is caused byCentral vertigo
Examples of conditionscan causecentral vertigo
the medical conditionscan resultin central vertigo
disorders affecting the cerebellum and the brainstem(passive) is caused byCentral Vertigo Central vertigo
Other less common conditionscan triggercentral vertigo
damage to different areas of the brain(passive) is caused bycentral vertigo ’ Central vertigo
tumors , migraines , or multiple sclerosis(passive) is frequently caused byCentral vertigo
a problem in the brain(passive) caused bycentral vertigo
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Balance disordersmay provokecentral vertigo
a problem inside the brain(passive) is caused byCentral vertigo
cerebellar hemorrhage and infarction , vertebral artery dissection , multiple sclerosis and numerous other things.7(passive) may be caused byCentral vertigo
Lesions on the brainstem or cerebellum ( parts of the nervous system in which information from the vestibular system is integrated with information from the eyes and musculoskeletal position sensors , or proprioceptorscan causecentral vertigo
certain medications , migraine headaches , conditions such as multiple sclerosis , or brain issues(passive) is often caused byCentral vertigo
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problems in part of the brain and causes(passive) is caused byCentral vertigo
a Central Nervous System disorder , i.e. Chiari(passive) is caused byCentral Vertigo
problems in the brain or the spine(passive) is caused byCentral vertigo
disorders of the cerebellum and brainstem(passive) is caused byCentral vertigo
brainstem and cerebellum disorders(passive) caused byCentral vertigo
disorders of the lower ainstem and(passive) is caused byCentral vertigo
conditions that affect the area of the brain involved with balance(passive) is caused byCentral vertigo
hemorrhagic or ischemic insults(passive) may be caused byCentral vertigo
problems in part of your brain or nervous system(passive) caused byCentral vertigo
Atherosclerosis ( plaquing in and hardening of the arteries ) , hypertension ( high blood pressure ) , aneurysm ( a weakening in the lining of an artery wall that balloons out and causes leakage ) , and embolism ( blood clot in an artery that can become dislodged and migraine to the brain or vestibular system ... vascular diseasescan leadto central vertigo
disturbances in the sensory nerve pathways in the brain , particularly the brain stem or cerebellum(passive) is caused byCentral vertigo
problems in brain/ nervous system(passive) caused byCentral Vertigo
Migraine headaches , strokes , brain tumors , multiple sclerosis and other disorders can disturb the central nervous systemcausingcentral vertigo
brain damage(passive) is caused bycentral vertigo
problems in the brain or the central nervous system(passive) Caused byCentral vertigo
disorders of the brain or central nervous man(passive) Generally caused byCentral -Vertigo
cerebellar lesionscan causecentral vertigo
problems in your brain or if your vertigo is being caused by an unknown reason(passive) is caused bycentral vertigo
an issue in the brain such as multiple sclerosis or stroke(passive) is caused byCentral vertigo
migraines , brain tumours or problems in a part of the brain like the cerebellum or the brain stem(passive) caused byCentral vertigo
damage to the nervous system(passive) is caused bycentral vertigo ,
Entities such as multiple sclerosis , strokes , and head traumamay causecentral vertigo
Migraines , MS ( multiple sclerosis ) , tumors , and strokecan all causecentral vertigo
problems in part of the brain , often the cerebellum ( located at the bottom of the brain ) , or the brain stem ( the lower part of the brain ) which is connected to the spinal cord(passive) is caused byCentral vertigo
a lesion of the cerebellum or the brainstem(passive) is caused byCentral positional vertigo
from the central nervous system ( CNSoriginatesfrom the central nervous system ( CNS
from the central nervous system ( brainstem or cerebellumoriginatesfrom the central nervous system ( brainstem or cerebellum
from an injury in the balance centers of the central nervous systemoriginatesfrom an injury in the balance centers of the central nervous system
from a disturbance in the brain and not the earsresultingfrom a disturbance in the brain and not the ears
from problems in part of your brainresultsfrom problems in part of your brain
from a dysfunction in central processing Input fromresultsfrom a dysfunction in central processing Input from
arise in the brain or spinal cordcausesarise in the brain or spinal cord
due to problem in brain , specifically in cerebellumis causeddue to problem in brain , specifically in cerebellum
from a stroke , brain tumor , migraine or multiple sclerosismay resultfrom a stroke , brain tumor , migraine or multiple sclerosis
from the disruption in the nerve impulses going to and from the otic nerve and the brainresultsfrom the disruption in the nerve impulses going to and from the otic nerve and the brain
tend to be less benign and include stroke in the back of the braincausestend to be less benign and include stroke in the back of the brain
low blood sugar , low blood pressure to the brain , stroke , multiple sclerosis , migraine , head injuries , tumors and the aging processcauseslow blood sugar , low blood pressure to the brain , stroke , multiple sclerosis , migraine , head injuries , tumors and the aging process
other unusual symptoms like double vision or difficulty moving the eyescan causeother unusual symptoms like double vision or difficulty moving the eyes
to weakening of eye movementscan also leadto weakening of eye movements
other diseases such as loss of consciousness , seizures and fevercan also triggerother diseases such as loss of consciousness , seizures and fever
disequilibrium , which is the sense of being off balancecan createdisequilibrium , which is the sense of being off balance
from a symptom or other brainstem signs or signs of acute onset deafness such as headaches and other neurological disorders such as trigeminal sensory loss the case , cebellar posteroinferior infarct arteryresultingfrom a symptom or other brainstem signs or signs of acute onset deafness such as headaches and other neurological disorders such as trigeminal sensory loss the case , cebellar posteroinferior infarct artery
epilepsy , cervical spine disorders such as cervical spondylosis , degenerative ataxia disorders , migraine headachescausesepilepsy , cervical spine disorders such as cervical spondylosis , degenerative ataxia disorders , migraine headaches
to severe disability and deathcan leadto severe disability and death
additional symptoms ... like : Peripheral vertigo stems from a problem in the inner ear , the part of the body that controls balancecan ... causeadditional symptoms ... like : Peripheral vertigo stems from a problem in the inner ear , the part of the body that controls balance
a person to have difficulty swallowing and speaking in the form of slurred speechcan causea person to have difficulty swallowing and speaking in the form of slurred speech
cross - coupled caloric or head - shaking nystagmuscausescross - coupled caloric or head - shaking nystagmus
symptoms such as problems swallowing , headaches , and weaknesswill causesymptoms such as problems swallowing , headaches , and weakness
from damage ( permanent or temporaryresultsfrom damage ( permanent or temporary
due to a migraineis causeddue to a migraine
in severe disability and dyingcan resultin severe disability and dying
from benign central causes , such as alcohol intoxication or vestibular migrainemay resultfrom benign central causes , such as alcohol intoxication or vestibular migraine
to the MScontributingto the MS
within the mindoriginateswithin the mind