Vertigo natural history, complications and prognosis

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Complications

• A new, different or severe headache
• Fever
• Diplopia or loss of vision
• Hearing loss
• Trouble in speaking
• Leg or arm weakness or paralysis, especially in one side
• Loss of consciousness
• Difficulty walking
• Numbness

Prognosis

Overview

The prognosis of vertigo depends on the causes. Outcomes of vertigo caused by tumors are poorer than any other causes.