Vertebrobasilar Circulatory Disorders

Vertebrobasilar circulatory disorders refer to disturbances in the flow of blood that reaches the back part of the brain through a group of arteries located in the region of the nape and the base of the skull.

Common symptoms: They may include dizziness or vertigo, unsteadiness when walking, blurred or double vision, and at times difficulty speaking or coordinating movements.

Common causes: They are usually linked to changes in the arteries and to factors that affect circulation, such as high blood pressure.

Which specialist treats it? The neurologist is the right one to study this type of condition related to brain circulation. Since some symptoms can appear suddenly, in the face of intense dizziness or sudden speech changes it is best to seek care without delay.