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BC Balance and Dizziness

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Some of BC Balance and Dizziness's most popular meetings include question and answer sessions facilitated by health professionals who are particularly knowledgeable about balance and dizziness issues. On this page, browse a selection of our questions and answers. Want to submit a question to our experts? Click here! (Please make sure you check this Q&A page for answers before submitting a question. We might have already covered your question!)

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BPPV

You might have an underlying condition that behaves like BPPV. A second possibility is recurrent BPPV; it can be fixed by a manoeuvre but then comes back. It’s also possible that the source of your problem isn’t in the inner ear, but higher up in your brain; if the sensors in your brain that interpret the information sent by the ear aren’t working properly, these manoeuvres will be of no use.
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Vestibular Disorders

You might have an underlying condition that behaves like BPPV. A second possibility is recurrent BPPV; it can be fixed by a manoeuvre but then comes back. It’s also possible that the source of your problem isn’t in the inner ear, but higher up in your brain; if the sensors in your brain that interpret the information sent by the ear aren’t working properly, these manoeuvres will be of no use.

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Vestibular Rehabilitation Exercises

You might have an underlying condition that behaves like BPPV. A second possibility is recurrent BPPV; it can be fixed by a manoeuvre but then comes back. It’s also possible that the source of your problem isn’t in the inner ear, but higher up in your brain; if the sensors in your brain that interpret the information sent by the ear aren’t working properly, these manoeuvres will be of no use.

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