Vestibular injuries result in dizziness and imbalance with a risk of falls. In our previous posts we’ve talked about how vision, visual tricks, and proprioception (position sensing) can help you recover. When you feel off balance, you will tend to counter-surf, touch walls and doorways, and may even use a cane or walker to stayContinue reading “Recovering from vestibular injury: Use the power of touch”
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Recovering from vestibular injury: Use the power of position sensing
In recent posts we’ve been discussing how to recover from a balance injury by using vision and visual tricks. This gives you a boost on your path to recovery, but vision alone is not enough. Your balance reflexes control the movement and position of your arms and legs, and feedback from your limbs is important,Continue reading “Recovering from vestibular injury: Use the power of position sensing”
Ask the Doctor: Does migraine respond to maneuvers?
I have been experiencing vertigo for about twenty years- the first of which was during finals week in grad school. I used to get an episode once a year but now it’s more like every 3 months lasting about 2-3 hours and having a foggy head and slight nausea for 2 days after. The halfContinue reading “Ask the Doctor: Does migraine respond to maneuvers?”
