O ok, I hope it is though! but I had my mri today hoping its clean and they have the right diagnosis & that I get better soon. I posted another thread but im gunna ask you.. Do you know how they determine whats wrong with you in an eng? It seems that inner ear and brain disorders cause nystagmus not sure if I spelled it right.. But yea, so how would they whats wrong if all the inner ear and brain problems cause the same symptoms? Thanks again for your help!
I will warn you that this usually isn't a "quick fix" meaning this could take a while to treat and resolve. Keep in mind I stated "could" not "will".
Keep me posted dear. I wish you a speedy recovery.
I will warn you that this usually isn't a "quick fix" meaning this could take a while to treat and resolve. Keep in mind I stated "could" not "will".
Keep me posted dear. I wish you a speedy recovery.
I am assuming they will be doing maneuvers (treatments) in the office on you to treat this, so it sounds like they are treating you appropriately. Sometimes, Vestibular therapy is ordered.
First see if these treatments work. If they don't, then ask about Vestibular therapy.
The lady said bppv can cause an off balance feeling and although I dont get vertigo I do get dizzy when I move my head around. She didnt mention nothing about therapy just about some treatment their gunna do in the office thats a one time thing. Should I ask for therapy?