Vertigo is a sensation of moving or spinning within stable surrounding, and it may be accompanied by loss of balance and nausea. Vertigo may last for few moments, several hours or even days. Vertigo is most common in elderly people, but can affect both sexes at any age. Vertigo occurs most often due to affection particularly if the ear is involved. The cause of vertigo includes high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, thyroid disease, anaemia, loss of blood and calcium disorder. Infectious diseases such as syphilis may also cause vertigo. The general symptoms includes blurred vision, fatigue and reduced stamina, headache, heart palpitations (rapid fluttering of the heart), imbalance, inability to concentrate, increased risk for motion sickness, muscle ache (especially of the neck and back), nausea and vomiting, reduced cognitive function i.e., thinking and memory, sensitivity to bright lights and noise, sweating etc.