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Does vertigo mean the same as dizzy?

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Does vertigo mean the same as dizzy?

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Technically speaking, no. Vertigo describes a sense of motion when the body is really at rest. Most often, vertigo is experienced as a spinning sensation like that experienced after getting off a merry-go-round. Sometimes, linear or a rocking motion is also described.

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Vertigo is a term reserved for a sense of motion when the body is really at rest. Most often, vertigo is experienced as a spinning sensation like that experienced after getting off of a merry-go-round. Linear motion or a rocking motion are also described.

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