What is dysentery and at what age does it become common? Prof. Caruso explains

The 82-year-old listener participated in Prof. Rafi Carso's program on 103FM: "Lately I have been suffering from dizziness, I have never suffered from them in my life, I do sports all the time and in the last two months I feel a kind of instability."

"Every week, one or two people aged 75 plus come to me complaining of dizziness, this is a common phenomenon," said Prof. Carso, explaining: "It's not exactly dizziness, dizziness is as if the whole room is spinning, so I say it's not dizziness. What there is You're called dezins, it's a situation where you feel instability for a few seconds, like on a ship."

He also stated that "to know and check in a more thorough way, you need to go to an ear, nose and throat doctor or a neurologist, to check if the cause is related to the balance system or if it is unrelated."

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