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Much more likely

sinus could be responsible or eustachian tube dysfunction and those 2 go hand in hand

very common for sure!

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 yeah my tube I believe is clogged almost completely. And I had a fracture or broken nose 22 years ago. So that same side feels clogged all the time the older I get and if I sniff my nose it clogs it up then I got to try to yawn or hold my nose and blow. It's been a big pain in my ass for about 5 years. It's really odd how this video pops up about clogging sinus passages.

You’re welcome and I hope this treatment path is what your need! I do have a cervicogenic playlist.

You’re welcome!

English subtitles are on the video, is that what you meaN?

Definitely more accessible🙂

When I go in a dark room or sleep in a dark room my symptoms worsen

And you have had a VNG test to confirm ?

Yes mam vng Shows normal

@@mobilestechnician8367 I cannot diagnose. what has your doctor concluded when looking at all of your tests and symptoms? I suggest looking at my PPPD playlist and see if that resonates with your journey. Many times symptoms are multifactorial

Ok mam Definitely I read this Book Thank You

Very common with vestibular disorders especially when someone has increased vision dependence and decrease somatosensory dependence. Have you seen my PPPD playlist, book, or treatment resources?

Mam What causes my problem

@@mobilestechnician8367 your physician needs to look at all symptoms and give a diagnosis but you can definitely research certain conditions and then get their opinion. Have you seen this resource www.amazon.com/shop/treatdizzinessathome/photo/amzn1.shoppablemedia.v1.861b0e6e-2be0-494a-a8fd-05216895373f?ref_=aip_sf_photo_spv_ons_mixed_d

My Grounding techniques and balance playlist will be beneficial for sure

Yes but does it subside? And with reps better , worse or same?

@@emilyv4567 have you seen my playlist on PPPD? I discuss this topic.🙂

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Have you had a CT scan of your ear area? There is a condition called SCD superior Canal dehiscence. Whenever somebody can hear their heartbeat in their ears, or they tell me that they can feel the pulse of their eyes and combination with their heartbeat that’s one symptom that can be specific to superior canal dehiscence . But it can also be associated with other things like eustachian tube dysfunction or access fluid in the air.

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 hello many thanks for replying, I am just experiencing this from a couple of weeks. Can it still be scds. It's not that I can hear my heartbeat though it feels my upper neck has a minute shake. If I intentionally stiffen my neck 80% of the problem resolves

@@Fintechy96 if it persists it’s worth checking out. But if neck stabilization helps sound like you might look into strengthening and stabilizing.

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 i went to a theme park today with 360 degree seat rotation rides. I didn't have any problem. But when I get indoors at home I feel stabilization issue could be vision or neck

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 hello, the day after I went to a amusenent park. I didn't have a single problem. Thr thing is I can ride bike or drive a car but had the issue I describe. I did talk to my doctor yesterday he mentioned if I was alright in the 360° seat flipping right with such G force. It may be not vestibular or scd. It may be just that I am super concious. In doors I can see there is a problem outdoors during thr day I am okay but in night I feel stabilization is not that good

Not this exercise. This is just a stabilizer ankle and give you better somatosensory sensory support so you can be connected to the strength of your joints and proproception in your joints.

@@nvraoo great!

I would actually start with my grounding and balance playlist. Everybody’s journey is different, but with your source of symptoms, it can resolve pretty quickly.

You’re welcome hopefully it’s effective for you!

@@dragodragon9031 you’re very welcome and if you haven’t seen my resource for progression and all the resources for recovery here you go :honestly one of the BEST all-inclusive vestibular resources I have! stan.store/TreatDizzinessathome/p/get-my-comprehensive-vestibul-recovery-program

@@singstar56367 truly does!

@@kobehal4919 hello; it absolutely could have been the cause. I have multiple patients that had vestibular issues that were exacerbated with Covid, but I’ve also had patient who had dizziness for the first time after they had Covid. Here’s a video I did on it. ua-cam.com/video/_mLDzvE26D0/v-deo.htmlsi=zeXcs0hlOaTl_brc

All my issues seem to have begun after getting a high dose Sr. Flu shot in 11/2021. Fearing vaccines I never got vaxxed. Postco I now seem more susceptible to getting "long covid" that has settled in my ears (doing the damage???). The vestibular PT seems to be helping and I have started swimming exercises. Also a naturopath's IVERMECTIN got me through some flu episodes. I will continue to follow you. Thanks.

@ glad the exercises seem to be helping the neurological impact, that’s what they designed to do

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Most common BPPV is posterior canal, but coming right behind is horizontal. However an I person evaluation is the most reliable way to determine which canal and ear. Also this resource takes you through how test, in What order, and which treatment techniques would be appropriate. stan.store/TreatDizzinessathome/p/get-my-bppv-self-test-and-treatment-guide-

hi and thank you for the kind words! For six weeks you’re probably progressing quite well. In advancing to gaze stability exercises walking slowly is definitely inappropriate next step. And have you seen my video on advanced stability exercises? Some strength and conditioning could be helpful.

This is a pretty good neck video too ua-cam.com/video/n-P8ndBnDhU/v-deo.htmlsi=3ZGz5m6upoAAgO6F

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 thank you a lot for info . I try to make them now, and next days. I will come with the feedback . God bless you, doctor!

Hopefully, they’ll have some extra information or treatments to try

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 Thank you. I'll continue to watch your helpful info.

By trying to keep the chin lid back some, and just a very conscious effort.

@treatdizzinessathome2023 Thank you

Glad you’re feeling somewhat better as you do resistance training to stabilize your neck. I have a playlist on cervicogenic treatment with some other strength training videos that could be helpful. When you’re shopping, it could be your neck or it could be the visual overwhelmed. I also have a playlist on PPPD which May describe some of the other symptoms that you’re experiencing with being visually overreliant.

@treatdizzinessathome2023 ma'am I am undergoing prolotherapy for my neck...but conventional doctors say that my neck is fine, I have bought an balance board to work on my vestibular system under an online program Do you take online rehabs?

@@krishnar246 have you seen this resource ? stan.store/TreatDizzinessathome/p/get-my-comprehensive-vestibul-recovery-program

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 ma'am if I buy this, will you customize this for me

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 ma'am can you customize this if I buy

Hi, I’m glad the gaze stability exercises seem to have helped which are beneficial in achieving communication and balance between the two inner ear nerves and the brain. Tracking exercises can help with motion sensitivity, but don’t work the vestibular system. So I would trust whatever your vestibular therapist Finds and looks at your test results and can tell you which exercises might be best. As far as less invasive injections, would those be injections for the ear? Those are commonly prescribed or used when someone has been diagnosed with Ménière’s disease. Or is it a different kind of injection

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 My "right vestibular neuritis" seems helped by your Gaze Stability Exercises. My PT says to do Visual Tracking Exercises. They seem the same to me. Thanks for getting back to me. Cheers.

Do you also get dizzy and visually busy environments like stores, moving traffic, pet carpets, etc. have you seen my PPPD playlist?

@ yep I do!! I will watch them now

@ OK let me know if you have any questions

If you do have fear of being worse, I recommend seeing a vestibular therapist in person

@@jonathangutierrez5768 yes that’s a great question! The neck is full of proprioceptors which give you the sense of where your head is on your body and that communicates with the vestibular system, so it’s like traction can help to reset some of those proprietary receptors. The traction can also relieve any compression of irritated nerves in the neck and also produce muscle relaxation so you’re not getting extra compression on the nerves that pierce through those suboccipital muscles or through the cervical spine.

Thanks doc.. and if it helps what would you recommend for it. Prp injection? Strength exercises? Chiro? Stretching? Etc

Glad you found it helpful!

@@benedictjoseph3832 I’m her human for sure 😊

@@benedictjoseph3832 that could have many cause.. I have a playlist on pppd, cervicogenic dizziness, and BPPV (that can help you identify if you have it)

Yes I’ve seen disc Herniation cause dizziness. Check out my cervicogenic playlist; treatment strategies for disc Herniation on there 🙂

@ you rock! Will do!

@ keep us posted!

So the first move is turning the head in the opposite direction to get the involved ear dependent or as low as possible, and then the second move is swift to bring the otoconia around the curve of the canal to the front side of the canal . So it’s just a different way to accomplish the same thing as the epley Both of them have great efficacy. So if one doesn’t work for a client, I’ll use the other.

@@julioreyes6501 thanks for watching. Have you seen my cervicogenic treatment playlist? ua-cam.com/play/PLxFNCwzw2eJ2EW_ZAqbjrFIsqc6A95e2H.html&si=ILP-Z_EGCGoGsqkX

Have you tried traction or arnica cream to help alleviate nerve irritation www.amazon.com/shop/treatdizzinessathome/photo/amzn1.shoppablemedia.v1.41cc63f6-9ecd-408a-9adc-db4b71f3f2cf?ref_=aip_sf_photo_spv_ofs_mixed_m

@@treatdizzinessathome2023 As a matter fact tomorrow 1/27/2025 am going to my pain management doctor to get some trigger injection points. Do you think they can help me in a way? Am even afraid to drive. I get the tinnitus as well my goodness it is bad. Will let you know how the injections are working, am New Jersey thank you for answering my pleas.

Thanks so much for the feedback! I always appreciate it! Yes, after a decade plus worth of practice sometimes the anecdotal evidence just hasn’t hit the research, but that doesn’t mean it’s not valid 😅 let me know if I can help in any other way

Have you seen a neuro optometrist? There is something called egocentric shift that makes things look like they’re sloped. I’ve seen this in concussion. , migraine, and stroke clients . Prisms can help if that’s the case. Sometimes some exercise techniques can be helpful.

@treatdizzinessathome2023 Thank you for responding to me!! I have never seen a neuro optometrist before, What do they specialize in some form of binocular issues??? I don't know how this happen I just woke up in late September 2020 with some feeling of floors looking shifted, And the ground was shaking every foot step I took. A week later I started to feel detachment from my body and just never knew why I was going through this

Yes it’s very debilitating

@@Atiyah36 oh you’re so welcome! Please let me know if I can help in any other way

Awesome!! Yes the magnesium can be a game changer 🙂

Check out my cervicogenic playlist for treatment strategies and of course have your eyes checked 😊

@treatdizzinessathome2023 I checked my eyes mam. They are good no eye sight. Iam suffering with spondylsis and one side headache dizziness and imbalance.

@@sunithavijaya9942 hopefully you find the stretches in my cervical generic playlist helpful for your condition then. All the best.

@@michellechelle3081 I’m happy to chat and see if I could help! Fill out a contact form on my custom care rehab website so we can connect 🙂 also have you heard of this device For tinnitus www.lenire.com/?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAC2k1ytgwuo6H_GmRm1lgz94iqg_5&gclid=CjwKCAiAkc28BhB0EiwAM001TV58Ja8FLNEXng52LL-XpAgFZy33nBVIt0PD6G4bdphqN45OaMUixBoCsTwQAvD_BwE

Thanks for your support!! So excited you found me 🙂

Here’s a pretty good animated version of this so you can see what’s happening inside the ear! ua-cam.com/video/mwTmM6uF5yA/v-deo.html

@treatdizzinessathome2023 I see thanks, so the last position should be laying on the back, not on the side?

@ well the text book last position is supposed to be on the side then sit up. 😊 I just liked the video for animation

It can help reset your system after an attack, but it won’t help prevent an attack of the menieres

Hi! Send me an email at treatdizzinessathome@gmail.com and we can see if I can help at all.