RENO, Nev. (KOLO) - In this week’s episode of Brian Matters, Dr. Randall Gates from Gates Brain Health discusses how there is a significant population of patients out there who have dizziness and the ...

Some people worry that these symptoms mean they have cancer or a brain tumor, but these are not typical symptoms of these diseases. Typically, dizziness and nausea indicate a far less serious ...

3. Heart conditions Though we don't usually think of our hearts as impacting our visual perceptions, certain heart conditions can limit blood flow to the brain, which can cause dizziness.

Have you ever heard of ski sickness? This little-known condition is akin to motion sickness and seasickness. Here’s what we know.

cognitive difficulties such as brain fog, muscle and joint pain, headaches, dizziness, and gastrointestinal issues,” lists Enayat. Since the symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome are similar to ...

The syndrome more commonly affects younger women, and symptoms are made worse when standing, often leading to dizziness, brain fog, rapid heart rate, and fatigue. In collaboration with the South ...