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I have something similar do you feel dizzy when you are sitting, I have it every time I move but fine when sitting or laying in bed.

@@leebarrett4709 yeah exactly the same thing, when I had that doctors appointment he said there’s no balance thing going on but there is.

@@leebarrett4709even wen I’m sitting I feel like my body is moving 😢I’m suffering I can barely walk or stand I don’t go no where

​@@leebarrett4709hi, did you have hyperacusis?

Hi, how are you feel now? Did you have hyperacusis or ringing in your ears?

El Paso, Texas. Thanks for checking.

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It's possible, but you will need to check with your primary care physician or specialist to look at overall picture of your lab results, before coming to a conclusion or making necessary recommendations. Thanks.

It does go away, but you need an intervention of your vestibular rehab specialist to evaluate your situation and apply appropriate intervention.

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Visit your nearest vestibular rehab therapist.

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Thanks for contacting us. We will recommend you reaching out to your physician first to rule out any other medical reasons, especially with history of blurry vision and difficulty focusing, before final conclusion for vestibular rehab.

Yes, it can be cured, with right form of Therapy_ Vestibular Rehabilitation.

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Hope you were able to get necessary assistance in your community.

To be honest I have done my own therapy rehab. My insurance didn't cover vestibular therapy and it was too expensive for me. Thank for your interest

​@@tamchats21hi, did you have tinitus or hyperacusis?

Hi, how are you feel now?

@cristhiandiaz1149 I still have problems with balance. Unfortunately for me I got that booster vaccine in 2022 and 3 days later that vaccine triggers vertigo and vestibular neuritis I'm lucky it could be worse but it could also be better

Please reach out to Vestibular Rehab Therapist in your area. You can also contact an ENT specialist in your area for medical assistance.

The first step is to check with your primary physician to rule out other medical issues that may be of concern. Vestibular issues or dizziness are not usually the first line of diagnosis. A lot of other medical issues including heart, brain, circulation, medications etc can also result into dizziness. Usually, vestibular disorder will be after those basic issues have been ruled out. We hope the information is valuable to you. Thanks for contacting us.

Thanks for sharing your experience.

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Please get in touch with your primary physician for initial consultation to rule out other medical complications that may be causing your vertigo. After that we can advise on next action depending on outcome of your consultation. Thanks for contacting us.

Hello Romeobb377. Not sure Gyrostim is the best approach to this condition. This was caused by sensory overstimulation to begin with and a much better approach is sensory suppression. I will recommend getting another opinion from a nearby vestibular therapist based on this concept.

@@therapyconsultants915 Thank you for responding. I went to vestibular therapy, 3 spine specialists, 3 neurologists, tried all the meds they threw at me like Zoloft, Cymbalta, Valium, Effexor, Diamox, and Clonazepam. Real CBD, reflexology, had the MRIs, and I could list more. I walked onto a 6 hour night flight as a normal person and by the next day, MdDS. I know many women all over the world with it. Some get lucky and it goes away but usually comes back. I have not had that experience. Almost all of us have thyroid disease as well and were in peri-menopause. There is a link to all of this, I agree that sensory suppression is the way to go. Dr. Fox who does the gyrostim has had success with MdDS patients. Doesn't hurt to try. No one wants to sway, bob, bounce and think he or she is moving 24/7. If you have any luck with this brain damage out of thin air, please let us know.

Hello Ken Sturm. Allergies or Ear infection will not be considered direct cause of BPPV. Those may be related to Vestibular Neuritis or Labyrinthitis, hence not mentioned in this case. Thanks for your observation.

@@therapyconsultants915 I'm not a Dr, idk what that means, you mean vertigo/dizzy ness

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The first step is to seek consultation with the medical experts in charge of your condition, in order to determine a proper diagnosis for your case. Check with the eye specialist to rule out issues affecting your vision and if this is considered to be vestibular, then seek help with the vestibular rehab therapist in your area. Let us know if we can be of further assistance. Thanks.

Happy to know you are aware of your diagnosis. Please let us know how we can be of further assistance.

Wow, that will be considered very early.

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