Vestibular Migraine vs. PPPD Explained | The Vertigo Doctor

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  • @joniblanchard5198
    @joniblanchard5198 Місяць тому +2

    I’ve seen people recover 100% from VM! The Steady Coach talks about this

    • @thevertigodoctor
      @thevertigodoctor  Місяць тому +2

      yep, people absolutely get back to 100%. I see it all the time, too!

  • @ExecutivePenStylus
    @ExecutivePenStylus 10 місяців тому +12

    Is it possible to have both ? Basically I have that dizziness in the background 24/7 but some days and especially night time ( or in dark areas) the dizziness intensifies to a point where it’s really uncomfortable. And I notice a sort of head pressure/ eye pressure on those days where it really acts up.
    50/50 better days and worse

    • @brandonriese4435
      @brandonriese4435 10 місяців тому +5

      I have the exact same symptoms. This 24/7 background dizziness. I realize that it flairs up even worse some times when I'm doing something strenuous whether its raising my voice or exercising. But, yes the eye pain! brain fog & (background headache)

    • @frankiann_cav
      @frankiann_cav 8 місяців тому +6

      @@brandonriese4435omg I thought I was the only one who’s affected by raising my voice or exercising, still didn’t get a definite diagnosis yet though

    • @thevertigodoctor
      @thevertigodoctor  6 місяців тому +2

      Yes absolutely possible to have both!!

  • @MarilynMay-ev5pi
    @MarilynMay-ev5pi 3 місяці тому +1

    I was born with heart disease I have had three open heart surgeries I thought the dizziness was because of my heart disease. I had heart surgery again 8 months ago and I now have blood flow from my heart. I saw a neurologist and after a few tests and questions it said highly likely to have vestibular migraines. I always feel off balance like I don't know depth perception and I kind of walk on my tippy toes and lose balance. And today when I was washing dishes I suddenly got dizzy just standing there and I can't stand I can't sit everything just gets dizzy and I can't grasp reality . Hard to describe.

  • @chasing_mentalclarity
    @chasing_mentalclarity Рік тому +6

    Hi, can u diagnose if i tell my symptoms.i feel off balance n unsteady most of the time. It is not a spinning sensation but my body just sways off. Feel like the ground is moving upside down. My symptoms get worse when i m travelling, or working too much. I also feel weird while lying on bed

    • @ayushighosh22
      @ayushighosh22 Рік тому +2

      same with me 😢, sometimes I get so frustrated & angry , it happens with me every single day

    • @thevertigodoctor
      @thevertigodoctor  Рік тому

      So sorry you're having so much dizziness! I cannot help as you're not a patient or a client. IF you'd like to become a client, check out thevertigodoctor.com/vestibular-fit-program

    • @jesselozano6923
      @jesselozano6923 10 місяців тому

      You just described how I feel always.

  • @suzannemartin6817
    @suzannemartin6817 5 місяців тому +1

    Wait, if VM is a disease, why is it a symptom based diagnosis? I have the diagnosis yet my symptoms barely over lap with typical symptoms. PPPD is neural circuit dizziness and you can get rid of it. See The Steady Coach for great info on this.

  • @jonathankhoo1718
    @jonathankhoo1718 4 місяці тому +1

    Haa this all increased post covid and vaccines?

  • @ivanbenjaminlarahurtado5303
    @ivanbenjaminlarahurtado5303 10 місяців тому

    vestibular migraine is conected with tmj disfunción, i think i hace both, My migraine start when i crack mi mandibule and i experimented click with pain but diferent

  • @nadyabsb7i102
    @nadyabsb7i102 Рік тому

    Waw dr that’s exactly whats going on with mom the doctors in Algeria or Uae they couldn't find out exactly what's her problem so they just diagnosed her with mèniere desease but she doesn't have all that symptoms

    • @thevertigodoctor
      @thevertigodoctor  Рік тому

      There are many reasons for dizziness, I cannot help you as you're neither a patient nor a client. My program, Vestibular Group Fit though, may be able to help you!

  • @nabanitamusic1590
    @nabanitamusic1590 10 місяців тому

    Maam can u plz help me if i have vestibular migraine or not by kistening my symptoms...
    I have headaxhe yhats very light ... But unable to bear any kind of sound..its irritating me ... N now m feeking my eyebrows are droopong but its not .. eye twitching n spinning everything m feeling imbalance ..

  • @pabanmainali8514
    @pabanmainali8514 Рік тому +1

    Dose MRI detect vestibule migraine???

  • @nadyabsb7i102
    @nadyabsb7i102 Рік тому

    All she is taking as a medicine is betaserc 24
    Plz recommend a better medication i saw you talking about meclizine or dramamine are they suitable for her she is type 2 diabetic she is taking noroformine tablets

    • @briangonzalez5360
      @briangonzalez5360 Рік тому

      I hope she is better man

    • @thevertigodoctor
      @thevertigodoctor  Рік тому

      So sorry you're having so much dizziness! I cannot help as you're not a patient or a client. IF you'd like to become a client, check out thevertigodoctor.com/vestibular-fit-program

    • @kimg2022
      @kimg2022 7 місяців тому

      Amytriptiline helps some low dose 10 mg divided into two times a day at 5 mg

  • @nadyabsb7i102
    @nadyabsb7i102 Рік тому

    She cannot do an MRI because she can't lay her head down all
    She will have a sever vertigo she will feel like she is the one spining and everything else also spinning so she start screaming and she cant move for almost 10 days and after that she needs a month to get back to normal state but always and forever this aftersympotms that she cant even ride a plan or anything that without balance because that will trigger her seizure

  • @Kimdk87
    @Kimdk87 Рік тому

    You make my head spin just looking at you girl! Meow! But seriously, I probably have vestibular migraine and it sucks

  • @samslo4321
    @samslo4321 Рік тому +4

    I can tell you 100% you can get rid of it it's just conflicting signal that you notice

    • @chasing_mentalclarity
      @chasing_mentalclarity Рік тому +3

      Yeah, it is like brain is trained to survive in that off balance state.

    • @samslo4321
      @samslo4321 Рік тому

      @@chasing_mentalclarity i have had it for about just over a year now or so but my friend who also suffred with anxiety completly got rid of it seven ish years ago

    • @thevertigodoctor
      @thevertigodoctor  Рік тому +2

      There are no cures for vestibular disorders, but we can find ways to help your brain manage the symptoms. Vestibular Group Fit can help with this :)

    • @samslo4321
      @samslo4321 Рік тому +4

      @@thevertigodoctor yes there are almost 100% of people who have health anxiety suffer with pppd and once the anxiety is gone so is the pppd there are billions of youtube videos that will tell you the same thing I have a friend sitting next to me now who says the same thing he had it for 23 years and 17 years ago it went with the anxiety also acid reflux can cause it get rid of the acid you get rid of the problem like anything you was not born with itso you don't need to live with it or manage it you just need to find what is causing it

    • @ДиманаЙорданова-и6н
      @ДиманаЙорданова-и6н Рік тому

      ​@@samslo4321I really want to believe you... Everyone is telling me that pppd is for life, I'm so depressed, I want my old self back...

  • @ej1coupeguy629
    @ej1coupeguy629 6 місяців тому

    This makes zero sense