Vestibular Migraine: Symptom Logbook

The symptoms associated with vestibular migraine are known to cause a variety of events including random attacks, intermittent headaches, and ongoing dizziness.  However, diagnosis can be difficult given that the symptoms of vestibular migraine often differ significantly between patients and may at times mimic the symptoms of various other medical conditions. 

Only recently have the specific diagnostic criteria of vestibular migraine been outlined.  These criteria identify a unique set of symptoms and events that medical professionals can use to both exclude related medical conditions as well as help establish a diagnosis of vestibular migraine.  This logbook is designed to serve as your resource for recording those headache and vestibular events commonly associated with vestibular migraine.  Dedicated patient logs, developed from the diagnostic criteria that outline vestibular migraine, guide you in recording information specific to your headache and/or vestibular symptoms.  In addition, you will find resources in this logbook which will allow you to track physician visits as well as medications used.

Diagnosis and treatment of vestibular migraine is largely dependent upon a patient’s medical history and a precise detail of their symptoms.  Using this logbook to provide an accurate and detailed recording of your symptoms can assist medical professionals in providing you the best diagnosis and treatment for your condition.