Vertigo (a spinning sensation)

Poor balance

Nausea

Motion sensitivity

Headaches

Sensitivity to bright lights and noises

Decreased tolerance of crowds

Blurring of vision with head movements

Difficulty watching TV or looking at screens

Head trauma (car accidents, falls, sports injuries)

Inner ear infections

Illness or disease

Aging

Certain medications

Neurological conditions including stroke, brain injury, and Multiple Sclerosis

Treatment for vestibular disorders varies according to the clinical findings of the assessment. You will be given specific exercises designed to address your cause of dizziness and your symptoms. Occasionally, a simple series of head movements can resolve the symptoms of BPPV with about 90% resolution after the first visit.

Your program may include one or more of the following:

Balance retraining exercises

Specific vestibular or habituation exercises

Exercises to improve visual or gaze stability

A home exercise program

Repositioning maneuver for BPPV (Epley Maneuver)

Manual therapy