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Optic neuritis is one of the MOST common initial symptoms of #MultipleSclerosis. . Vertigo (due to hypo-visual & vestibular reflexes) is another debilitating symptom that may be noticed in MS, but the GOOD news is that there are exercises you can do to help improve vertigo! . •The MSing Link• will soon have a series of videos explaining in depth detail of the vertigo exercise series including the # of repetitions, but for NOW... I’ll post this one exercise here . . Keep your eyes on one object in front of you & move your head slowly to the left/right or up/down. . If you have vertigo, then this SHOULD provoke it (that’s the point ) but stop as soon as your vertigo comes on. Wait for it to go away. Repeat. . If this is uncomfortable for your neck, eyes, or vertigo... do not do this exercise. This is meant to be an educational video, and not a prescribed exercise for its viewers. . Have YOU ever had optic neuritis or vertigo?

I tilt my head. The world spins in a clockwise direction, twice, ad infinitum. The feeling of nausea and a pain in my head begins to build. It feels like it just won’t stop and I am scared. I move my head back. The world – to my great relief – returns almost immediately back to normal. Any discomfort I had felt resides, yet the threat of that awful experience still lingers, restricting my life in a variety of ways. I suffer from Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV). It is one of the most common causes of vertigo – the sensation that you, or the environment around you, is moving and spinning. Truth is when you get diagnosed with vertigo, life stops. There is no known cause, or cure and for most cases the symptoms can leave as they arrived, with no explanation. The last two months have been challenging and I just want to thank everyone for their love and support(and taxi services) #bppv #love #blessed #grateful

#treatment for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (#BPPV) with the Eply canolith repositioning maneuver where the issue is in the patient’s left posterior canal. ... The idea is to move the patient’s head through a series of positions to allow loose otolithic crystals to roll out of the canal and back into the utricle using gravity ... The Eply maneuver has 3 distinct positions and each one is held until the dizziness and nystagmus subside, PLUS an additional 30 seconds: 1. Head rotated 45deg to the affected side 2. Head rotated 45deg to the unaffected side 3. Keeping the head turned 45deg to the unaffected side, have the patient roll onto their unaffected shoulder Sit them up. Wait 5 minutes and then test again. • • #concussionrehab #concussiontreatment #concussiondoctor #concussionrecovery #concussion #postconcussionsyndrome #pcs #pcstreatment #sportstherapy #sportsinjury #injuryrecovery #injuryrehab #braininjury #vertigo #vertigosucks #vertigotreatment

Eply’s Maneuver! #treatment for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (#BPPV) with the Eply canolith repositioning maneuver where the issue is in the patient’s left posterior canal. ... The idea is to move the patient’s head through a series of positions to allow loose otolithic crystals to roll out of the canal and back into the utricle using gravity ... The Eply maneuver has 3 distinct positions and each one is held until the dizziness and nystagmus subside, PLUS an additional 30 seconds: 1. Head rotated 45deg to the affected side 2. Head rotated 45deg to the unaffected side 3. Keeping the head turned 45deg to the unaffected side, have the patient roll onto their unaffected shoulder Sit them up. Wait 5 minutes and then test again. • • #concussionrehab #concussiontreatment #concussiondoctor #concussionrecovery #concussion #postconcussionsyndrome #pcs #pcstreatment #sportstherapy #sportsinjury #injuryrecovery #injuryrehab #braininjury #vertigo #vertigosucks #vertigotreatment

Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, abbreviated as BPPV is the most common inner ear problem and cause of vertigo, or false sense of spinning. Common causes are head trauma or ear infections, although most cases appear to be idiopathic.⠀ BPPV can be caused by debris in the semicircular canal of the ear, which continues to move after the head has stopped moving. This causes ongoing movement that conflicts with other sensory information.⠀ ⠀ The Dix-Hallpike maneuver is considered the gold standard for the diagnosis of posterior canal BPPV.⠀ ⠀ Before you conduct the test, the patient should be counseled that his symptoms of vertigo will be reproduced and that he might feel nauseas. So make sure you have a bucket at hand, in case your patient might need it.⠀ ⠀ More info at the link in our bio @physiotutors ⠀ ➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖➖⠀ #Physiotutors #Physiotherapy #Physicaltherapy #Physiostories #doctor #Physiotherapie #physiotherapystudent #dpt #DPTstudent #education #PT #physio #fisio #fysio #physicaltherapist #fisioterapia #fisioterapiaesportiva #fisioterapeuta #sportstherapy #npte #studyingphysio #physiostudent #studentpt #physiolife #medstudent #medicine #dizziness #dixhallpike #vertigo #bppv

The BBQ roll for lateral/horizontal canal Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is usually my first line of defense following a positive nystagmus on supine roll test. (see bottom right screen for the telltale sign of lateral beating nystagmus) .................................... Each position is held until the dizziness goes away, plus an additional 30 seconds .................................... 1. Place the patient of the affected side with the head in a neutral position 2. Have the patient roll to supine position in 30 degrees on neck flexion 3. Have the patient roll to the unaffected side with the head in a neutral position 4. Have the patient roll to a prone position and propped up on their elbows with their head hanging down to maintain the 30 degree relative neck flexion 5. Roll once again to the affected side with head in neutral position 6. Sit up 7. Wait 5 minutes and repeat supine roll test to see if the issue has resolved .................................... You can do this maneuver up to 3 times in a single visit if the complaint is still present. If this doesn’t work, the next step is a Gufoni Maneuver. ………………………………….. Have you taken the @completeconcussions practitioner certification course yet? Learn all the tricks and evidence-based protocols to manage even the most difficult concussion patients. Click the link in my bio for information on becoming a certified clinic location. ..................................... #concussiondoc #bppv #bbqroll #vertigo#dizziness #concussion#concussiontreatment#concussiontreatment #sportsinjury#physiotherapy #athletictrainer#chiropractic #physicians#concussiondoctor #completeconcussionmanagement #getcertified #concussioncertified #concussiontraining #concussioncertification

Eyes are crazy looking! Hopefully this worked! Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo #bppv

E se o meu sábado começa assim, então significa que o fds está maravilhoso, que estou no lugar certo, fazendo a coisa certa!!!! Ahhh como eu amo ver um nistagmo assim e saber que posso ajudar alguém que está passando mal !!!! Muito confundida com #labirintite , esta é a #vertigemposicionalparoxisticabenigna , quem a experimenta, sente uma intensa vertigem ao movimento da cabeça e que pode ser acompanhada por e . O tratamento Manobras de reposição para os otólitos... cristais de carbonato de cálcio que se deslocaram no labirinto e precisam ser reposicionados!!!! #vppb #bppv #fisioterapiavestibular #tontura #vertigem #labirintopatia #profadragabriellaalvarenga

Be a warrior, not a worrier. . . . . . . . . . . #mdds #bppv #menieresdisease #perilymphfistula #vestibularmigraine #migraineassociatedvertigo #labrynthitis #vestibularneuritis #acousticneuroma #dizziness #vertigo