Many of us get dizzy occasionally. “Dizzy” means different things to different people. It may be weakness or lightheadedness at times. Most often, it is vertigo: a sense that the room is spinning or that you are spinning. Historically, doctors have prescribed meclizine (brand name Antivert), a sedating antihistamine, to treat vertigo. While it is FDA-approved for this purpose, it is not always a good choice. The commonest…
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