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These "acupoints" may be stimulated using pressure (called acupressure) or the insertion of hair-thin needles (called acupuncture). In Chinese medicine, it's mostly associated with the imbalance of energy in the liver, and treatment involves massage over the acupoints linked to dizziness. It's worth noting that vertigo often gets better without any treatment, but if your dizziness is recurring and is affecting your daily life, see a doctor first to rule out any potentially serious causes. [Extracted from the article]

If you've ever felt extremely dizzy or off-balance, you may have experienced vertigo. Some medical treatments are effective, but alternative practices can grant relief too--and some can even be done [...]