Epley's maneuver
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@InfamousDainton yeah... and same here. The moment i started getting on the computer too much it hurts my head and i start to feel dizzy. And sometimes if i bend over or look up it triggers. For me this is even worst than having a disease or something becuz tho we don't feel pain or anything but somehow its really annoying. Now im almost to graduate high school and im too scared to go anywhere by myself becuz if i get dizzy i get scared being alone. We don't know when this would last. :(
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how many times per day should we do this?? pls.. help meee :(
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Anyone know the name of the maneuver where you are strapped to a board and tilted around, even upside down? I remember seeing it on Swedish TV once.
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this shits Kray!
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Well it helped me find out which side so I've done the exercise and fingers crossed!
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I know another exercise very efective
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is this able to treat off balance / loss of balance?
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hi, how many times will you do this? thanks
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@JamCityUSA the direction that the nystagmus saccade is beating will give you the answer...you need someone to watch after dix hallpiking you
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@InfamousDainton aweee... lucky you.! Yeah I hope so too/ This is really annoying. Like if i will just get fever i'd rather take it than getting dizzy for the wholeday. SOO ANNOYING! Yeah i have fb. :)
How can you figure out which ear is the trouble? It started off turning my head to the left and now when I lean my head back (looking up) then straight again. Two Dr.s told me BPPV --but which ear?
JamCityUSA 3 years ago
The claymation dix hallpike maneuver video can help u determine which ear is in trouble.
eyangnarko 2 years ago 3
These procedures are only helpful if one does in fact have BPPV. The method used depends on where the BPPV is located, most often in the posterior canal. This is not for Meneiere's patients as their attacks are not related to abrupt position changes, but rather excessive inner ear fluid in the vestibular organ.
LohrmanE 3 years ago
Yes, this is true. This maneuver is only helpful for 'ear rock' BPPV.
eyangnarko 3 years ago
my balance specialist told me to look at the claymation dix hallpike maneuver video. It helps me immediately.
LSUngvari 3 years ago
Glad to hear that. Actually it's not much different from the other maneuvers, but seems to be designed for detecting early signs of BPPV. During an attack, you will still need someone to assist you with this maneuver, tho.
eyangnarko 3 years ago