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Vertigo. Motion sickness. Motion sickness occurs when the brain receives conflicting information from the eyes, skin pressure receptors, muscle and joint receptors, and inner ears. This can occur when you ride in a boat, airplane, car, or even on an amusement park ride. Nausea and vomiting are common with motion sickness. Benign positional vertigo. Calcium deposits in the back part of the inner ear, also known as the semicircular canals, cause benign positional vertigo. It usually lasts less than one minute.
Meniere's disease, vertigo associated with hearing loss and tinnitus (ringing in the ear), is caused by fluid buildup within the inner ear; the cause of this fluid accumulation is unknown. Head injuries may lead to damage to the inner ear and be a cause of vertigo. Infrequently, strokes affecting certain areas of the brain, multiple sclerosis, or tumors may lead to an onset of vertigo. Some patients with a type of migraine headache called basilar artery migraine may develop vertigo as a symptom.