Two of the most common cases of vertigo found in consultations and emergency rooms are benign paroxysmal positional vertigo ...

dizziness and balance dysfunction persist in 10–30% of cases causing significant morbidity. This study systematically evaluated the evidence supporting the efficacy, prescription and progression ...

With an inner ear infection, certain parts of the inner ear become inflamed, which can affect your hearing and balance.

Being consistent with regular checkups can help monitor symptoms and adjust treatment plans as needed. Vertigo can be managed through vestibular rehabilitation therapy, medications, and in some ...

Physical therapy, vestibular therapy, and medications are among the treatments for cervical vertigo. If you suspect you experience vertigo, dizziness, or other symptoms, talk to a healthcare provider.

After a concussion, your vestibular system may have a difficult time processing and responding to movement, causing dizziness, nausea, or unsteadiness. Neurologic physical therapy specialists evaluate ...

Interventions including cervical and vestibular rehabilitation (for individuals with persisting dizziness, cervical spine pain and headaches) and closely monitored active rehabilitation programmes ...

Vertigo usually arises from issues in the inner ear or brain, added Dr Goyal. Vertigo is most commonly linked to problems with the vestibular ... comes to diagnosis and treatment.

Specific physical therapy exercises like the Epley maneuver may help alleviate symptoms. Adopting a healthy lifestyle, including stress management, adequate sleep, proper hydration, and a balanced ...

The non-profit charity Balance & Dizziness Canada estimates ... to establish more comprehensive vestibular testing, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation centres, and more support from the ...

Vestibular rehabilitation (for adolescents with dizziness/vestibular impairments >5 days ... current gaps in the acute management of concussion and provide end-user insights into the facilitators and ...

Occupational therapy (OT) is a form of rehabilitation therapy that helps you improve your ability to carry out daily tasks, or occupations. Generally, a healthcare provider can refer you to an ...