Vertigo/Dizziness or BPPVin multiple locations in Wisconsin, with an additional location in Western Pennsylvania.
Bring stability back into your daily life with our Vertigo and BPPV therapy.
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BBPV) is one of the most common causes of dizziness. At Health In Motion, we can test for this by moving the head in certain directions and looking for nystagmus (rapid involuntary movement of the eye). When we see nystagmus it allows us to determine which ear and which canal is involved. From there we can treat the problem by moving the head in certain directions to get the otoconia (ear crystals or debris) to fall back where they belong.
Most dizziness is caused by a problem in the inner ear. Most types of dizziness are commonly treated within 1-2 sessions.
Vertigo treatments include:
If your vertigo can be improved by exercise, we’ll guide you through a program to reduce your symptoms. The goal is to gradually introduce movement to allow your body to accommodate without dizziness. Neck mobility exercises, balance exercises, and general head, neck, and eye movements are typically incorporated to decrease spinning sensations. Your therapist may also assign neck and upper extremity strengthening and stretching exercises.
If you have BPPV, your physical therapist will teach you specific whole-body maneuvers to improve the signal from your brain to the inner ear and improve your symptoms quickly.