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Inside your ear, there are tiny crystals that help aid your vestibular system. Sometimes these crystals can become dislodged and end up in the semi-circular canals of your inner ear. When this happens, it causes dizziness and other symptoms. Sometimes, the crystals become dislodged because of a head injury, or because of vestibular degeneration associated with aging.
