Select clinical features to differentiate peripheral vertigo (vestibular neuronitis, BPPV, labyrinthitis) from central vertigo (migraine, posterior fossa tumor, seizure) and other dizziness types (presyncope, disequilibrium).
⚠️ Red flags: acute severe vertigo + focal neurology, new headache, or imbalance → urgent neuroimaging.
Select symptoms above to generate differentials based on classic peripheral vs central patterns, Hallpike maneuvers, and pediatric vertigo syndromes (benign paroxysmal vertigo, vestibular migraine, etc.).