[Answered]: The patient is a 52-year-old female presenting to…

The patient is a 52-year-old female presenting to the office today to discuss on going symptoms of dizziness. She states that she started to notice the symptoms 4 months ago when she was ill and was treated for a sinus infection. She first contributed the symptoms to the antibiotic that she was taking and mild dehydration from not drinking enough water. In the last 4 moths she did have one month where she did not experience any symptoms, but the symptoms returned 1 months ago and seem to have been getting more frequent. She endorses dizziness with movement and occasional spinning sensation that requires her to sit for a moment. She denies any head injury, falls, changes to medications or LOC changes. She denies any visual disturbances. She describes the episode as a sudden onset and only lasting a few minutes. No associated nausea or vomiting. What is this