Newsflash: Read our science article, Cupulolithiasis: A Critical Reappraisal, at http://doi.org/10.1002/oto2.38 BPPV is the best understood form of vertigo, and usually goes away promptly with simple maneuvers. Sometimes, though, it can persist, and in those cases, a somewhat different and rare form is diagnosed, called cupulolithiasis. This means “stones on the cupula”, the cupula beingContinue reading “Cupulolithiasis in BPPV: Rare, or non-existent?”
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What if exercise worsens your vertigo?
It’s a mantra everywhere: exercise is good for you. If you want to lose weight, you should diet and exercise. If you want to slow aging, exercise is key. But what do you do if exercise sets off vertigo? Is the dizziness a sign you are hurting yourself even more? Should you avoid exercise? ThatContinue reading “What if exercise worsens your vertigo?”
The truth about exercise
At the New Year we’re always looking for good resolutions. How about a book that helps you and your family? An exciting new book is out about exercise, by the noted vertigo expert and famed neurologist, Dr. Robert Baloh. He has researched vertigo for over 50 years and saw thousands of patients in his practiceContinue reading “The truth about exercise”
Ending Vertigo Today 