Dizziness 101

Have you ever felt a sudden bout of lightheadedness, or found yourself struggling to maintain your balance? For many, these experiences can be fleeting, but for others, they are a persistent and unsettling part of daily life. What might surprise you is how often these balance issues are intertwined with another common sensory challenge: hearing loss.

Finding relief from dizziness shouldn't mean endless clinic visits. Traditional treatments often require a significant time investment. But fear not - we've harnessed the power of cutting-edge technology, introducing a solution that brings vestibular treatment right to your fingertips.

Let’s explore what concussions are, how they cause dizziness, recent research findings, and physical therapy tests to are used in conjunction with diagnostic vestibular testing we use that can help diagnose a concussion.

We diagnose, treat, and rehabilitate a wide range of vestibular disorders, including: 1. Dizziness: A general term for feeling faint, woozy, or unsteady. 2. Episodic Vertigo: Recurring episodes of a spinning sensation. 3. BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo): Brief episodes of mild to intense dizziness triggered by specific head positions.

Vertigo Day is the world's first virtual conference dedicated to dizzy patients. In this segment, Dr. Pearce explores the basics of dizziness, types of dizziness, the causes of dizziness, treatment options, and more. Tune and learn all there is to know about our vestibular system and the complexities which create our balance.