Fix Your Vertigo at Home: Learn the Brandt-Daroff Exercise (Better Than Epley?)

Are you struggling with vertigo or dizziness? The Brandt-Daroff exercise may help you by trying it at home. This simple yet effective exercise can help relieve the symptoms of vertigo by promoting the adaptation of the inner ear to changes in position. Is it better than the Epley Maneuver?
In this video, we'll show you how to do the Brandt-Daroff exercise step by step, with clear instructions and visuals. You'll learn the proper technique and tips for getting the most out of this exercise.
We'll also explain why the Brandt-Daroff exercise works and how it can help alleviate the spinning sensation and other symptoms of vertigo. We'll discuss the science behind the exercise, including how it affects the vestibular system and the brain.
Whether you're dealing with BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo) or other forms of vertigo, the Brandt-Daroff exercise may be a useful tool in your treatment toolbox. With regular practice, it can help improve your balance, reduce dizziness and nausea, and increase your overall quality of life.
So, if you're ready to give the Brandt-Daroff exercise a try, watch this video and follow along with us. We're confident that you'll find it helpful and informative!
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[@2lynnw]

I woke up dizzy a few years ago. I already knew about the Brandt Daroff exercise, so i did it straight away and it worked. I did the exercise slowly about five times. Everyone should know about this exercise in the event of having vertigo.

[@Steve_K2]

I've been doing these exercises as needed the past five years or so, and they work.

[@user-xx5nd3kq1c]

Extremely helpful thank you. However - the way the screen 'slides off in one direction' quickly is not helpful, I suggest you have a different type of change between sections.

[@Zero_Zero_Zero_Zero]

Thanks man.
Appreciate it.
This is a public service.

[@MovementProjectPT]

Thanks Triple Zero!

[@h.lakshmana.apptha7115]

sincerely thank you

[@MovementProjectPT]

Hope it helped!

[@mustafaghulam1665]

Thanks a lot

[@MovementProjectPT]

Happy to help!

[@dollimelaine]

Thank you

[@MovementProjectPT]

I hope it helped!

[@khirtah]

I did simon exercice yesterday, can i do this exercice also ?

[@Barbara-jq2se]

I really desire to fix this naturally & not get this dizziness anymore. The chiropractor caused my problem cause I haven’t had this issue for along time, just since my last chiropractor visit where he turned my neck too far to the left & cracked it the 1st time & it wouldn’t budge then he did it again a bit harder & hrs later “dizziness” galore hit me!!! Now I don’t know what to do if I need a spinal alignment again? I don’t want my neck touched physically anymore!

[@joskilan]

I have cervical fusion C2,3,4 and also a Laminectomy C2,3,4,5,6… is there another method I can try? My mobility is decent considering, but I can’t turn my head fully to the degree needed.

[@MovementProjectPT]

I see this often and it certainly makes it more difficult. I would recommend consulting with a vestibular therapist trained in workign with individuals with neck restrictions.

[@RichsRantMMAofficialchannel]

How often should I do this? Just while going through symptoms?

[@TINYQUBIT]

I think he said, up to 5.

[@irfaazizahkandono5161]

Translite to indonesia pleasee

[@johnkmoughan]

What’s the name of the test to diagnose??

[@MovementProjectPT]

I believe you are referring to the Dix Hallpike Test!

[@johnkmoughan]

@@MovementProjectPT Say it again, louder!!

[@ashar6854]

What is the best position to sleep during vertigo?

[@MovementProjectPT]

Generally with your head elevated at least 30 degrees

[@ashar6854]

@@MovementProjectPT If we have menieres disease can we turn to other side where hearing problem less, while sleeping

[@lisaw6219]

​@@MovementProjectPTplease do a video on sleeping with Vertigo.

[@KpopAng]

Is it better with pillow or not?

[@novelnova]

With small pillow. :)

[@user-ep2dk5mi4d]

when i am doing the brandt-daroff from the left side i feel dizzy when i came up to 90 degrees. what you suggest?

[@MovementProjectPT]

Try slowing it down enough that you don't get dizzy. Wait longer in each position until the dizziness goes away before you try the next position.