How to Differentiate Between Central and Peripheral Vertigo and Neurological Issues
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Vertigo is the illusion of movement of the body or its surroundings and accounts for more than half of all dizziness cases in general practice. Being able to differentiate between central and peripheral causes is critical for proper diagnosis and medical management. The distinction lies in whether the problem originates in the inner ear or within the central nervous system.
