Have you ever experienced recurring vertigo as part of a migraine attack? If the answer is frequently yes, you may be dealing with a very specific subtype of the headache disorder known as vestibular migraine. It has also been previously labeled ‘migraine-associated vertigo’ and ‘migrainous vertigo’ in clinical literature, although vestibular migraine more accurately encompasses other symptoms such as nausea, lightheadedness and balance instability. But regardless of how researchers and doctors describe it, vestibular migraine is a very real and often disrupting diagnosis for patients.
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