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What can you say about The article talks about the most common medical complaint which is dizziness. Vertigo and vestibular diseases are prevalent, affecting 15%-30% of the adult population, and they play a significant role in contributing to falls, which are a leading cause of injury and disability in these populations. The vestibular system is a crucial component of the human body, primarily responsible for maintaining balance, posture, and the body's orientation in space. Vertigo and dizziness can significantly impair daily activities, such as driving and working, due to symptoms like impaired spatial orientation and navigation. The vestibular system is responsible for maintaining balance and spatial orientation. It includes the peripheral organs of the inner ear and their connections to the central nervous system. Despite its complexity, which incorporates numerous receptors and a synaptic network, any dysfunction in this system can lead to the symptoms observed. Individuals with vertigo often face phobic anxiety, depressive mood, strong correlation between the fear of dizziness and the perception of disability, which can worsen the emotional burden. P Cawthorne and Cooksey in the 1940s observed that patients who engaged in more movement showed greater improvement in their symptoms. Over the years, vestibular rehabilitation and