Causes

• Vertigo itself is not a disease, but it is a common side effect of other conditions. Epileptic children often have vertigo, and it may also be a side effect of multiple sclerosis or even certain types of drugs.
  
  

Identification

• Identifying vertigo in children may be difficult because they cannot always describe what is happening. Children who are suffering from an attack of vertigo sometimes faint, suffer migraines or have a seizure that does not lead to a loss of consciousness.
  
  

Treatment

• Treatment for vertigo in children often involves trying to treat the cause instead of the vertigo itself. According to the British Medical Journal, anti-epileptic medicine, such as the electroencephalogram, has been shown to help with treating vertigo in kids.