Dizziness

Dizziness is, along with headache, one of the most common reasons people come to neurology, and its causes range from the vestibular organ in the ear to the cerebral vessels.
Dismissing it as "just dizziness" can mean missing the window to treat the cause, leading to chronic dizziness — and, rarely, it may be the first sign of a stroke.
Once the character, duration, and accompanying symptoms of the dizziness are established and vestibular function testing identifies the cause, treatment can begin with options such as canalith repositioning, which can bring improvement the same day.

In-clinic Video nystagmography (VNG) · Video head impulse test (vHIT) · Autonomic Function Test Testing identifies the cause the same day, and
Canalith repositioning · Vestibular rehabilitation · Medication · Autonomic Nerve Injection only what is needed selecting and proceeding step by step.