Dizziness Treatment

Vestibular Audiology is a little-known discipline in healthcare. We know that. And it's always been an uphill battle for Vestibular Treatment clinics like ours to educate people on how we're different from ENTs, Neurologists, Physical Therapists, or General Physicians. While all of these doctors can treat a couple of sources of dizziness, only Vestibular Audiologists specialize entirely in how we balance and can fix a lot of vestibular dysfunctions that cause dizziness.

You'll be hard-pressed to find any dizziness treatment program that doesn't include Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT). VRT is a customized set of visual and physical therapies designed to alleviate the symptoms of vestibular disorders and other sources of imbalance.

When a sudden attack of dizziness happens, it is frightening. Not only for the person experiencing dizziness, but for the people around them too. What can I do to help this person? Although there isn't an exact First Aid for Dizziness process, there are steps one can take to alleviate symptoms and get the proper help.

As if it weren’t bad enough to have frequent migraines, on top of a head-splitting headache you now also feel dizzy and disoriented. You can’t wait out the dizziness because your migraine is making things worse. And you can’t find a way to work through your migraine because your spinning head leaves you locked in one place.