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Dizziness is a common problem, but not easily diagnosed. A little lightheadedness could be a reaction to dehydration or blood pressure medication. But when the room is spinning, walking can become difficult or even dangerous. A fall, especially for an older person, can have very serious consequences.
When does vertigo signal a potentially serious condition? Could it be a sign of a stroke or a migraine? We’ll find out how to determine if this symptom deserves an emergency department visit, and what can be done to treat the most common causes of vertigo.
Call in your questions and comments at 888-472-3366 or email [email protected] between 7 and 8 am EDT.
David Kaylie, MD, FACS, is Associate Professor of Surgery in the Division of Otolaryngology at Duke University Medical School. He is also the Medical Director of the Duke Vestibular Disorders Clinic and Medical Director of the Duke Skull Base Center.
His website is https://www.dukemedicine.org/treatments/ear-nose-and-throat/balance-problems
The podcast of this program will be available the Monday after the broadcast date. The show can be streamed online from this site and podcasts can be downloaded for free for four weeks after the date of broadcast. After that time has passed, digital downloads are available for $2.99. CDs may be purchased at any time after broadcast for $9.99.
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Dizziness is a common problem, but not easily diagnosed. A little lightheadedness could be a reaction to dehydration or blood pressure medication. But when the room is spinning, walking can become difficult or even dangerous. A fall, especially for an older person, can have very serious consequences.
When does vertigo signal a potentially serious condition? Could it be a sign of a stroke or a migraine? We’ll find out how to determine if this symptom deserves an emergency department visit, and what can be done to treat the most common causes of vertigo.
Call in your questions and comments at 888-472-3366 or email [email protected] between 7 and 8 am EDT.
David Kaylie, MD, FACS, is Associate Professor of Surgery in the Division of Otolaryngology at Duke University Medical School. He is also the Medical Director of the Duke Vestibular Disorders Clinic and Medical Director of the Duke Skull Base Center.
His website is https://www.dukemedicine.org/treatments/ear-nose-and-throat/balance-problems
The podcast of this program will be available the Monday after the broadcast date. The show can be streamed online from this site and podcasts can be downloaded for free for four weeks after the date of broadcast. After that time has passed, digital downloads are available for $2.99. CDs may be purchased at any time after broadcast for $9.99.
Buy the CD
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