Surviving the Supermarket: Visually-Induced Dizziness
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- Опубліковано 2 сер 2021
- This educational video discusses what happens to some people when they go into a busy environment, like the supermarket, big-box store, or bookstore. Visually-induced dizziness can lead to headache, dizziness, vertigo, imbalance, anxiety, land loss of concentration. Produced in cooperation with The Vestibular Disorders Association, Morgan Kriz, DPT, and Kathleen Stross, DPT. Edited by Jaimie Hensley. For more information or videos like this, see www.vestibular.org.
In this LIFE IN BALANCE video series, learn ways to not just survive but be successful getting through the grocery store if you have symptoms of dizziness, imbalance, headache, anxiety, difficulty concentrating and/or brain fog.
Visually induced dizziness or visually induced motion sickness is a common condition that can occur when someone walks through a busy visual environment like the supermarket, grocery store, big-box store or places with large crowds or busy patterns.
The Vestibular Disorders Association's mission is to inform, support and advocate for the vestibular community. We envision a global community where vestibular disorders are widely recognized, rapidly diagnosed, and effectively treated.
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Les sous-titres ne sont pas disponibles . Donc cette vidéo ne sert qu'à ceux qui parlent anglais. Les gens articulent mal donc on ne comprends rien!! Subtitles are not available. So this video is only for those who speak English. People don't articulate well so we don't understand anything!!
Whenever I tried to study out why I struggle in crowds, or begin getting dizzy & walking around like a drunk person in the store, all I seemed to find was rubbish about being an empath or 'highly sensitive person'. I guess I didn't consider a vestibular disorder right away because I don't get car sick & anyway I had a traumatizing experience in a too-crowded college bar at Halloween once.
I think I have had this my whole life.
I had this when I was going through a really stressful time. It's a bit like agoraphobia and the reason supermarkets are worse is because of the expanse of shiny floors in between the busy stacked shelves. I used to feel as though I was falling through the floor from a great height. I would walk on the lino as though it were thin ice and I was going to fall through it.
I experienced the exact same thing in the centre of London down a busy boulevard. The problem was that the pavement was too wide, too busy and too many distractions (people, cars and advertising). Again I felt as though I would fall through the ground. I had to walk close to the buildings and literally touch the walls as I walked past them or I had to ground myself either by humming a tune or parting myself on my head. I guessed it worked because either touch or sound was forcing my brain not to just rely on visual stimuli. Thankfully I don't get this anymore out and about but I do get it when I see a photo of someone at a great height on a narrow ledge (eg. Photos of riveters working at height)
I've been having dizzy spells for the last few years. I narrowed it down to supermarkets. I went to the doctor and they ran heart and eye test. Glad I found this UA-cam.
I'm glad it was helpful.
@@kathleenstrossptmsdptchc4623 Subtitles are not available. So this video is only for those who speak English. People don't articulate well so we don't understand anything!!
Idk how I stumbled across this. But, this is literally my everyday experience. I work in a manufacturing lab making veterinary diagnostic equipment and devices. And with the noise, bright bright lights, and the fast pace of everything going on it sends me for a loop. It started just before Covid - I have started wearing baseball hats and safety glasses with colored lenses (yellow is the best one for me *currently*).
I get these issue to. When I shop in busy places with my wife I can become quite ill. I feel drunk, dizzy. I drive quite a little for work and it's difficult to deal with. Gets me down alot
@@simplysimon966 definitely not fun. I hope you find some relief soon! I know it’s tough but keep your chin up!
I have developed this severely. Cannot go in at all now
Got this after COVID
Me to!
@@jndrma it's terrible...the last time it happened to me I thought I was going to die.
Building lego with my son and ive felt so dizzy. Would this be a part of vid
Sometimes individuals have binocular vision dysfunction and need prism glasses
Yes l do...its awful