[how do I determine which is the effected ear when I want to due the exercise to help it ] View answer

March 4th unset sudden vertigo. ER visit, cat scan blood work good. Severe imbalance, dizziness . Med. Meclazine. Took three weeks to get 50-60%. Family doctor suggested Brandt Doroff exercises. Would ... View answer

I was diagnosed with bppv 2 months ago but have not had vertigo only dizziness , tinnitus ... try to get exercise, continue with vestibular exercises (mild eye exercises- not epley!) or should I ... View answer

I have been diagnosed with BPPV. When I lay down and change positions I can feel it and when I ... exercises at home. It's been better in bed and when I first get out of bed I don't feel it as much. The last ... View answer

BPPV - treatment beyond Epley manuever - ENT has diagnosed nystagmus as manifested by BPPV (Hall ... that BPPV is a vestibular virus. No recognizable improvement. ... View answer

have to take small side step to retain balance. Doing Brandt-Daroff exercises and do not seem to develop the symptoms so probably exercises ineffectual. My mother appears to have had similar... View answer

Hi, have been suffering from vertigo for last 6 months and all my ent tests and MRI came back normal. My ent suggested me to keep doing Brandt daroff. Severity reduced but am not feeling completely ... View answer

I have benign positonal vertigo. I am wondering if I should be persisting with the EPLEY maneuver, which makes me a little dizzy or the brandt daroff exercises as recommended by a specialist that do... View answer

I was told that I have BPPV. I did the exercises like I the doctors told me to do. I am also taking all the meds like they said. But I am still very dizzy. Meanwhile Ilost my job because of all this. I ... View answer

Years ago I had vertigo, and Epley did not help-, but it was cured by balance exercises. I now have what clearly seems to be BPPV, i.e., I can be in a sitting position, look down and then stand up, and ... View answer