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@@MichelleVelas-e9i you’re very welcome!

Welcome!

@@KateMcDougallMusic does it matter the car? Or time you have to drive? Passenger vs driver? Are you thinking it’s migraine? I have some ideas for modifications so the Brain isn’t so over stimulated of so

Definitely speak with your doctor an audiologist for confirmed diagnosis, but yes, you can have something called cochlear menieres disease , which includes all the hearing related issues that are episodic without having the vertigo. It could eventually turn into having dizziness with your spells, but yes, you can have that. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8242163/#:~:text=This%20group%20of%20patients%20previously%20diagnosed%20with,loss%20without%20vertigo%20or%20vestibular%20symptoms%20(3).

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Oh good!! Glad your found it helpful

It WILL!! Just pace yourself 💕

So good to hear​@@treatdizzinessathome2023

I’ve had multiple patients where it has completely gone away. But it just depends on your mindset and everybody’s timeline is different. Just make sure when you do set your goals. It’s at a pace that your body can handle and that you feel comfortable with, that’s the most important thing! Here is my optokinetic download of you have not started that to increase your shopping tolerance stan.store/TreatDizzinessathome/p/get-my-visual-vertigo-exercise-guide

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 thank you so so much!! I hope my goes away fully I am determined!

Hi! I do have a Opto kinetic training playlist that might be helpful. I also have a video that I will link in the next comment about her situation which is the principal that I mainly use with my clients. And here is the goal setting sheets to help with that stan.store/TreatDizzinessathome/p/get-my-goal-setting-plan-now

@@SoorajHaridas-p9b ua-cam.com/video/uAU2sLQNfPk/v-deo.htmlsi=e7YmJr845xSg_oti

@@annpippin6388 I’ll see if I can add it, but it was one of my earliest videos and I don’t know if I had the capability then

How do l get your book

@@jillradovanovic3460 hi! It’s on Amazon located here www.amazon.com/shop/treatdizzinessathome/photo/amzn1.shoppablemedia.v1.861b0e6e-2be0-494a-a8fd-05216895373f?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsfphoto_aipsftreatdizzinessathome_7A443Y4VHTKDK623ZPR3_1

Aw thankyou ! I’m glad my info can help; and that people really are listening 😆 glad you found a pillow that worked for you!

@@Ravicarromgaming-iv4cv here my playlist on the topic ua-cam.com/play/PLxFNCwzw2eJ3CQhFlHA82FTdwXLsjhIla.html&si=5wcqNtLdZmnS2jUo with exercises

@@kitkat77187 yes you’re 100% correct. PPPD can start after a panic attack or a vestibular condition . It’s definitely just a misinterpretation or a misfiring of how your body perceives normal interactions as threats. The current recommended treatment approach is cognitive behavioral therapy, vestibular therapy and possibly SSRI or SSRI medication to help decrease That constant sense of threat to your body. This is a condition that I specialize in treating. I also wrote a workbook on the topic. Let me know if you ever want to discuss your case in particular you can email me at treatdizzinessathome@gmail.com and we can set up a discovery phone call 🙂

@@Lovemy911 it could be! Truly, you have to start treating the neck to see if you’re dizziness respond to know for sure if the net could be contributing. I’ll try to do a long form video of treatment options!

@@debbyeastman1277 definitely check with your ophthalmologist to make sure your eye health is good with no additional problems. However, the symptoms are quite common with migraine as well. There are a lot of different techniques that you can use to reduce your light sensitivity if it is related to migraines, including medication, lenses with particular tint, you can even wear a visor or a hat to help shield some of the light your brain has to process. And it’s quite common to have a couple different layers to your dizziness, so basically once one system is off your visual system has to process more and does that being overloaded, causing migraines, for example? Something that you could propose and ask to your ophthalmologist or neurologist.

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 Thank You, appreciate the feedback! I do get headachey sometimes, but nothing like the intensity of a migraine. I will check it out with my Ophthalmologist. I have a Neurologist I saw for Peripheral Neuropathy, but once my BVP symptoms got intense he had nothing to offer - I had to do my own research & advocacy, and figure out multiple specialists to see, to finally get a diagnosis...

@@debbyeastman1277 no there’s no particular connection from bilateral loss to excessive sweating. However, if your sympathetic nervous system, you always seem to be kind of in that fighter flight response and these exercises make you uncomfortable or nervous. I could see how you could get symptoms. Maybe start with using a walking pole or lightly touching a countertopwhile you’re doing the exercises to help ground you and make you feel more safe and in control.

@@AudreyBrogan-d7q you are correct that BPPV does not last hours long. You definitely should be getting another opinion. Possibly from an ENT or audiologist who specializes in dizziness or vestibular therapist or the ER for imaging. There are so many diagnostics that need to be done to ensure you have the right disorder being treated.Misdiagnosis from BPPV is quite common because people who don’t specialize in vestibular disorders just pawn everything off on BPPV. Have you had an MRI and Audiology exam or seen a vestibular therapist in person?

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 , I am not sure Spain has such specialists. But I will ask to see the doc again who diagnosed. Diagnosis was purely on symptoms . And was revised after one month as I had not experienced another episode I was discharged with ongoing exercises . But this episode on rising this morning lasted 3 hours of dizziness & vomiting. No other symptoms apart from residual fatigue .

Hi! I have a cervicogenic playlist with quite a few videos. 😃 here is a stretch video and I plan to do an updated video soon

AWe thanks!

And just to be thorough is your MRI clear as well?

​@treatdizzinessathome2023 MRI clear but shows some degeneration for my age 63 PT said not serious

@@janemariepearson5455 with what your telling me it sounds like you need to try the habituation portion of the workbook. You start with a list of functional things you want to tackle and goal by goal . I can do a video if that’s not clear!

​@treatdizzinessathome2023 thank you so much

@@daveonyoutube3374 love this one!! 😄

@@gloriauu8ramirez444 ❤️ it’s useful!

Aw thanks!!! That is so nice of you To take the time ; I appreciate it 🙂

@@jamesouseph3226 are you able to at least mediate your symptoms? Through massage therapy, cranial psychotherapy, patience. I definitely is a lifelong struggle with abs and flows, wishing you the best!

@@terriannvalentino8826 oh that makes me sad to hear. How are you doing?

I bought your book, found a new pt, I’m doing ok, but would still love a more detailed diagnoses. BPPV is root cause consistent recurring. Then vestibular migraine, hypofuntion and no one will diagnose the cervical part yet, trying to figure out where to go with that. When in Ohio, will make a plan to visit you! ❤

@@terriannvalentino8826 ugh recurrent bppv is the worst., there is a surgical procedure rare but if truly bppv is it worth it for you? Yes if your ever in ohio I would be happy to treat you!

Yes I know it that can definitely be a trigger for migraines. This particular patient got relief with all the suboccipital work though

@@kellyfj thank you!

Hi there! Feel free to email me at treatdizzinessathome@gmail.com

@@Lovemy911 you too 💕

Hi there! Oh my that is quite the combination. Definitely common to have multi factorial caused of dizziness, but I can see why that’s difficult because you have to do a lot of hand motions for the neuritis, but it will definitely bother your neck so you have to proceed with caution. Just try what you can and set functional goals for yourself each week.

Welcome!!

@@jerrysimmons3954 dizziness from the neck is quite common. I see a lot of that. It definitely is not a one size fits all treatment approach, but I will try to do a long form video about dizziness. In person treatment with a neck specialist is preferred. In the meantime, here’s my cervicogenic playlist but you might benefit from the whiplash video. ua-cam.com/play/PLxFNCwzw2eJ2EW_ZAqbjrFIsqc6A95e2H.html&si=ZRWJJ7U24vsbjayR

I spend about one to two minutes on each exercise

Thanks dear your video ll change many peoples life thank you yeah​@@treatdizzinessathome2023

I would just keep equal 🙂

Yes

When it comes to really advanced, you would benefit from a customized program based on what your stuff still having symptoms with. You can take all these exercises. Try to use a checkerboard and advance to walking outside, but other than that, you would definitely need an individualized program. Which I can help with if you’re interested.calendly.com/treatdizzinessathome/15min?month=2024-10

@@Clearlight201 it’s always best to get an in person diagnosis if you can. You should not do both ears. Especially not in the same session or day or a few days for that matter. You could make yourself worse. Here is a digital resource that I made, it includes the order of testing that I use with my clients and what to do if you experience symptoms and what you should be looking for and then it leads you to the different treatment options. stan.store/TreatDizzinessathome/p/get-my-bppv-self-test-and-treatment-guide-

@@alexLeigh7889 yes absolutely it would be interpreted as bilateral vestibular loss. On my homepage I do have a bilateral loss playlist. But there’s also a lot of other nuances to the exercises and the progression and what you can expect from your recovery, I’ll drop my link for a free discovery call if you would like and we can see if you’re a good fit for my vestibular coaching sessions.calendly.com/treatdizzinessathome/15min?month=2024-09

What does that mean anyone ??

@@alexLeigh7889 hi! Did I forget to respond to this? I apologize. So that means that you have bilateral hypofunction. Is that what you’re asking? Meaning both in your nerves are weak. I do have a video on bilateral vestibular hypofunction would you like me to send that to you?

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 omg please is this why I’m off balanced and I feel my eyes are making me dizzy and I’m so defeated Where are u located. I would pay to have u treat me

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 yes please

I recommend my clients do this two times waiting 15 minutes in between sets. And then you should do that for one to three days until your symptoms go away in that position. Make sure you have been proper properly screamed and diagnosed correctly before completing this maneuver.

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 thank you!

@@rumblingprune1525 welcome

@@thomaswilkerson2711 have you had a VNG or been to a neurologist for your dizziness? If I have a patient with spontaneous nystagmus I always referred to neurologist or neurologist to specialize in dizziness. There is medication that can be helpful for reducing spontaneous nystagmus

I think this is saccadic eye movement and not nystagmus...even I have the problem you mentioned. Nystagmus is slow and repetitive, it is a health condition. Saccades occur when we stare at an object for a long time, and our eyes just need to refocus themselves to obtain a clear image on the retina.

@@adro1721 i’m sorry, but nystagmus can be quite rapid at times, especially with an acute labyrinthitis This was a spontaneous nystagmus in the dark under goggles were no fixation could be present, so there was nothing to look at. This patient had a subacute stroke

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 Hey I need a help from your side then. I have an eye problem...whenever I focus on one thing...my eyes rapidly shift to one direction and then make a corrective movement. This lasts for a millisecond and isn't repetitive like nystagmus. Occurs atleast 1-2 times a day. Is it serious?

@@adro1721 do you have any other symptoms? What you’re describing is a saccade (if I’m understanding your description correct)☺️, but there can be hypometric and hypermetric where if it over corrects has to oscillate a couple seconds and then focus. Hypo metric can be completely normal and seen with age. Hypermetric is not commonly seen and that should be evaluated. But normally you you’re going have some other symptom that one issue alone really doesn’t tell you much. However, it can be seen with head injuries, concussions, and some migraines . Do you have any of those conditions?