Timothy C. Hain, MD of Chicago Dizziness and Hearing•Most recent update: July 29, 2022
See also: Questionnaires for dizziness •MdDS calculator•PPPD calculator.•Meniere's calculator
This calculator attempts to determine whether or not an individual has symptoms that might meet the criteria for VM, as outlined by Dr. Lempert and associates in the 2013 and 2022 articles referenced below. Material in quotes is mainly copied directly from the 2013 or 2022 articles. Vestibular migraine is the currently accepted name for Migraine Associated Vertigo (MAV). (Hain and Cherchi, 2019).
Disclaimer: The content, drawn from the "consensus" papers, does not necessarily reflect the opinions of Dr. Hain.This page is not a substitute for medical care, and by itself, it does not establish a diagnosis. It is not written for or appropriate for use in legal endeavors. Answers are not stored. If you wish to retain this result, please print it out.
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Note that according to the 2012/2022 papers referenced below, in addition to meeting the criteria above, there is one additional diagnostic criteria, which is determined by your health care provider:This means that disorders like BPPV, MdDS, Meniere's, vestibular neuritis, SCD, bilateral vestibular loss, or PPPD can also be present but should not be a better explanation than vestibular migraine.
More about Vestibular Migraine can be found here. • We offer consultations regarding Vestibular Migraine at Chicago Dizziness and Hearing.