What Is Flicker Vertigo?

Answer 1

Flicker vertigo is an imbalance in brain-cell activity caused by low-frequency flickering of a relatively bright light. The strobe light effect can cause persons who are vulnerable to flicker vertigo to have following symptoms:

• Become disoriented or nauseated.
• Blink rapidly.
• Rapid eye movements behind closed eyelids.
• Lose control of fine motor functions.
• Muscle rigidity.

This situation can also occur in following cases without strobe light:

• Use electronics on low-light conditions for extended periods.
• Sunlight flickers through a tree-lined street.
• Sunlight reflects off of water, especially off of waves.
• Fixed wing flight.
• Look at or through a slowly spinning propeller.

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Answer 2

Hello I need to go to the doctor if I hace vertigo

Comments

If your vertigo persists and affects your life, you should see a doctor.