Thank you, I have Vestibular issues caused by IIH (Idiopathic Intercranial Hypertension)This video really help understand the connection between eyes and ears function..
Dr Gates you're my vestibular hero! I think I'm ready for vestibular rehabilitation. I will contact your office on Monday. I'm Persistent Postoral Perceptual Dizziness. Thanks to your PPPD series; I'm better I'm ready for rehab.
My Vestibular Neuritis was from a viral infection that activated the herpes virus in my ear.My main symptom all the way through my 5 yrs has been a severe pulling forward sensation sitting and standing.I take meds and did PT but everyday with physical activity I am pulled forward.Now diagnosed with PPPD My neurologist said my brain is misinterpreting signals that I am actually falling backwards and is pulling me forward to save me.
@@djg3906 yes I had the rocking and swaying motion.The thing that helped the most with that for me was Effexor.I still get it if I have an illness or another virus.Covid did a number on me with that.I was so dizzy,my head rocking and swaying back and forth that I couldn’t stand or hardly walk.I got it in Jan ‘22 and just now in April my meds are starting to work again and I don’t have it right now.Effexor and Kolonopin have been the only things to see me through this
Makes you feel weird❤❤❤❤❤yes looking around bending down to kiss my kids !!! I do feel weird and slightly but not all the way dizzy. Vestibular rehabilitation here I come!!! THANK YOU
I have a question, and you seem like the best person to ask. Last year I went to see a chiropractor for lower back pain. I told him that my neck also had been bothering me for a while as well. After the neck adjustment, I felt great at first. But it quickly went back to normal. Which I was bummed about but didn’t think too much of it. About 5-6 weeks after the adjustment I started having neurological issues, it started with black outs, dizziness, vertigo, later I had headaches, severe brain fog, memory issues, ear pain, and electric shock type sensation in my tongue and throat. Would a neck adjustment account for these symptoms? Like I don’t know why 5-6 weeks later I would have issues. Would the symptoms be delayed like that? And if so why?.
Thank you, I have Vestibular issues caused by IIH (Idiopathic Intercranial Hypertension)This video really help understand the connection between eyes and ears function..
This was super useful thank you!!!
Dr Gates you're my vestibular hero! I think I'm ready for vestibular rehabilitation. I will contact your office on Monday. I'm Persistent Postoral Perceptual Dizziness. Thanks to your PPPD series; I'm better I'm ready for rehab.
Sounds great!
My Vestibular Neuritis was from a viral infection that activated the herpes virus in my ear.My main symptom all the way through my 5 yrs has been a severe pulling forward sensation sitting and standing.I take meds and did PT but everyday with physical activity I am pulled forward.Now diagnosed with PPPD My neurologist said my brain is misinterpreting signals that I am actually falling backwards and is pulling me forward to save me.
I have a rocking backwards and forwards. I've had this for 4 years. How is yours now and did you have any treatment?
@@djg3906 yes I had the rocking and swaying motion.The thing that helped the most with that for me was Effexor.I still get it if I have an illness or another virus.Covid did a number on me with that.I was so dizzy,my head rocking and swaying back and forth that I couldn’t stand or hardly walk.I got it in Jan ‘22 and just now in April my meds are starting to work again and I don’t have it right now.Effexor and Kolonopin have been the only things to see me through this
@@melissatrent8169 where do you live
Makes you feel weird❤❤❤❤❤yes looking around bending down to kiss my kids !!! I do feel weird and slightly but not all the way dizzy. Vestibular rehabilitation here I come!!! THANK YOU
I have a question, and you seem like the best person to ask. Last year I went to see a chiropractor for lower back pain. I told him that my neck also had been bothering me for a while as well. After the neck adjustment, I felt great at first. But it quickly went back to normal. Which I was bummed about but didn’t think too much of it. About 5-6 weeks after the adjustment I started having neurological issues, it started with black outs, dizziness, vertigo, later I had headaches, severe brain fog, memory issues, ear pain, and electric shock type sensation in my tongue and throat. Would a neck adjustment account for these symptoms? Like I don’t know why 5-6 weeks later I would have issues. Would the symptoms be delayed like that? And if so why?.
This is me!!!! Same exact thing!