An illusion of the body moving or your surroundings moving is called vertigo. The motion with vertigo is rotational and one way (unidirectional).
How this motion is perceived comes with a minor distinction, according to Dr Trevor Del Pape DC. Objective vertigo is described as the sensation of the environment spinning around the patient whereas in subjective vertigo, it is the patient who feels he is turning around his surroundings.
A significant distinction sets vertigo apart from dizziness. When the patient in CA describes his feelings as a loss of balance, light-headedness or nausea but there is no motion perception, he is describing dizziness.
The following procedures will be applied to you by your Vacaville Chiropractor: history-taking, comprehensive examination and neurological and orthopaedic tests. These will help him discover the cause of your vertigo and dizziness. Then they will develop a specific plan of management tailored to your case.
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