Vertigo and dizziness are symptoms linked to a variety of inner ear disturbances and other systemic illness. The sensation of dizziness is frequently accompanied by other symptoms, such as unsteadiness, lightheadedness, oscillation of the environment, anxiety, etc.
Dizziness is a sensation people feel when they lose their spatial orientation.
In other words, they feel this way when they lose some of their immediate contact with their physical surroundings. They may simply feel disorientated, or may experience a feeling of movement or being off balance. Vertigo is defined as an hallucination of motion. If the patient feels that the environment is in motion, this is known as objective vertigo. If the patient feels that he or she is in motion, this is known as subjective vertigo.