BPPV Doc - Vestibular Physical Therapy

BPPV Doc - Vestibular Physical Therapy

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02/14/2023

Patients is a 69 y/o male, reports to physical therapy with complaints of recent onset of vertigo and dizziness. Symptoms mainly occur during during positional changes (rolling side to side in bed, moving from supine to sit). During examination patients presents with very clear left posterior canal BPPV.

02/14/2023

Patient presents to physical therapy with recent onset of vertigo - room spinning sensation. Patient reports that her symptoms started first thing in the morning when she rolled over in bed. Patient states that experienced a immediate onset of room spinning with extreme nausea. Upon examination patient presents with very clear RIGHT Posterior Canal BPPV.

10/05/2017

The most effective treatments for BPPV are the Epley, Log Roll and Semont maneuvers. These are physical maneuvers which reposition the debris to an insensitive location, the vestibule of the inner ear. I perform the maneuvers on patients who have positional nystagmus that I can demonstrate on my examination. These maneuvers are very effective and, after a visit or two, 97% of patients are cured.

09/26/2017

BPPV Case.

A 35 year old Chicago city worker came in to the clinic last week because of ongoing dizziness. He fell off of a truck about two years ago, hit his head, and now he becomes very dizzy whenever he lies down, rolls over in bed to the left side and gets up too quickly. He has been sleeping in a chair for two years due to severe vertigo. He tried Brandt-Daroff exercises given to him by his family doctor without any help.

This is a classic case of BPPV for a younger patient post head trauma or a fall.

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