Definition:
Dizziness is common sensation characterized by unsteadiness and a moving vision of one's surroundings. Children, like adults, may experience dizziness every once in a while.
Diagnosis:
Dizziness is diagnosed based on the symptoms experienced by the patient.
Treatment:
Treatment for dizziness can be done by taking analgesics. The underlying cause of dizziness should be treated as well.
Symptoms and Signs:
Children who experience dizziness usually feel a woozy. They also sometimes faint and suffer from headaches.
Causes:
Dizziness in children is caused by many factors. They may have experienced sudden trauma or injury prior to feeling dizzy. Viral infections may contribute to dizziness, such as infection of the inner ear.
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