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Dizziness - Labyrinthitis 
Christopher Ellis Christopher Ellis

Dizziness - Labyrinthitis 

If you’ve had a recent bacterial or viral infection, and then become dizzy, it may be due to labyrinthitis. The inner ear has a membranous labyrinth which can become inflamed. This will usually cause dizziness, nausea, vomiting, hearing loss, and ringing in the ears. The dizziness will usually be described as room spinning and can last for days.

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