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Find relief for your dizziness and vertigo at Main Street Therapy Partners!

Do you have symptoms of dizziness and vertigo? Do your dizzy spells last more than a few seconds? Is it interfering with your day-to-day activities? If you said “yes,” to any of these questions, one of our physical therapists might be able to help you find a long-term solution to your problem. Make an appointment with Main Street Therapy Partners to unlock dizziness and vertigo relief.

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Are these symptoms accompanying your dizziness?

A lack of sleep, a poor diet, excessive exercise, or a disease such as a head cold or flu can all cause dizziness. However, the cause of dizziness can also be a problem with the inner ear. Physical therapy is important if this is the cause as it will help to resolve the symptoms of dizziness/vertigo.

The following symptoms may accompany dizziness:

  • Loss of balance
  • Feeling faint
  • Tunnel vision
  • Light-headedness or heavy-headedness

Seeing a physical therapist is the best way to figure out what’s causing your dizziness. This will help you rule out any underlying conditions or factors.

Watch out for these vertigo symptoms

The most common cause of vertigo is an imbalance in the inner ear, also known as the “vestibular system.” Your vestibular system assists you in maintaining your balance and center of gravity by sending signals about your movement to your brain. If this system is damaged or malfunctioning, the impulses needed to keep you balanced cannot reach your brain.

Vertigo is a natural reaction that occurs when your body’s balance is thrown off. This is difficult to manage because it disrupts your daily routine and way of life. Vertigo causes you to feel as if you are “rocking” or “spinning” even when you are sitting.

Keep an eye out for the following symptoms:

  • Nausea and vomiting
  • Double vision
  • Sweating
  • Abnormal eye movements
  • Arm and leg weakness
  • Difficulty with vision and speaking
  • Unable to concentrate or stay alert

If these vertigo symptoms sound familiar, it’s time to seek the assistance of a physical therapist. Make an appointment at Main Street Therapy Partners by clicking here.

Why am I experiencing dizziness and vertigo?

Vertigo and balance issues can be caused by a number of factors, including:

Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)

BPPV is a common cause of dizziness. It happens when tiny calcium crystals in your ears become dislodged and move into places where they shouldn’t be. This can cause vertigo (sudden spinning) and inner-ear discomfort, particularly while lying down. – Put for BPPV above.

Meniere’s disease

This disease develops when fluid builds up in your ear (s). This is distinguished by a “ringing” in the ears and brief bouts of extreme dizziness that can last for hours. It is also possible to experience temporary hearing loss.

Stroke

A stroke has an impact on how the entire body moves. If you have recently had a stroke, you may experience long-lasting vertigo waves.

Vestibular neuritis

This is an inner ear infection that can cause vertigo.

Migraines

A migraine can affect the vestibular system, causing vertigo and sometimes light or sound sensitivity. Your vision may worsen as well.

If any of these symptoms or conditions sound familiar, it is likely that your balance has been compromised. Seek dizziness and vertigo relief from our licensed physical therapist at Main Street Therapy Partners!

Find dizziness and vertigo relief

Dizziness and vertigo can have a negative impact on your daily life, making even the most basic tasks difficult. You do not, however, have to continue living in this manner. (

Practice name) has a high rate of success in diagnosing and treating dizziness and vertigo. Our physical therapists will assess your condition and recommend a treatment plan to address your concerns while also increasing your stability. Make an appointment at one of our physical therapy clinics so that we can assist you in getting back on your feet! Unsure if Physical Therapy is the right treatment for you? Sign-up for a free 15-min consultation with one of our therapists! Learn More HERE.

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