A cause clue changes the question, not the answer

Different parts of the balance system can produce vertigo. These are the main cause families the reviewed sources support:

What each possible cause family changes
Possible cause family Question it changes
Inner ear and balance system Do position, hearing changes, ear symptoms or timing point toward an inner-ear assessment?
Migraine-related Could a migraine pattern own the next question instead of an ear-only explanation?
Medicines or another health change Did the timing of a medicine, supplement or health change alter the decision?
Head injury Does an injury context need to be resolved before any remedy is considered?
Brain or nervous system Does the situation require a medical question rather than a product choice?

Use the map to improve the question, not to diagnose yourself. The same detail can appear in more than one cause family.

Timing, triggers and other symptoms may narrow the possibilities. They do not confirm the cause, choose treatment or show that a product fits.

Choose the statement that matches what is actually settled now.

This feels severe, unusual, worsening or worrying

STOP: Put shopping aside

This page cannot settle whether the situation needs medical attention.

What this means: Use When to seek medical assessment before considering a remedy or product.

The cause, diagnosis, treatment or a personal-health question is still unresolved

PAUSE: Resolve the question that can change the action

A familiar pattern is not confirmation. An open medicine, interaction or product-suitability question can also change what fits.

What this means: Keep the purchase closed until the unresolved health question is handled.

I have an established cause or a cause-specific plan

CAUSE PATH: Keep the established plan in charge

Different causes can require different actions. A general product path should not replace a plan tied to an established cause.

What this means: Continue the established plan and resolve any question about it within that path.

I need a product to identify or treat the cause, eliminate vertigo permanently or guarantee improvement

REJECT: The required promise does not fit

The reviewed evidence does not support using a dietary supplement to identify the cause or as proof of cause-specific treatment, permanent elimination or guaranteed improvement.

What this means: Reject the offer if that is the job you need it to perform.

My safety, cause and treatment questions are handled. I am only deciding whether this offer is worth buying

CONTINUE: Check the facts that decide the purchase

What remains is a separate purchase decision. The offer's current claims, label, price and purchase terms determine whether you should reject it or keep considering it; they do not confirm or treat a cause of vertigo.

Sources used for this decision