Dizziness: Dizziness may be a minor problem, or could be something life-threatening. Causes of dizziness include
high blood pressure,
low blood pressure,
heart problems,
conditions of the brain,
medications,
metabolic conditions,
aging,
other illnesses or conditions, or
psychiatric conditions.
Treatment depends upon the cause of the dizziness.
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Dizziness Topic Guide - Visuals
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