Vestibular Physiotherapy - Health On Grange Physiotherapy

Vestibula Physiotherapy

“I feel dizzy when I get in or out of bed”

“I feel dizzy when I roll over in bed”

“I feel dizzy every time I tie my shoelaces”

“I feel like the room is spinning around”

“I feel dizzy and it’s making me feel sick”

These are common sensations associated with Vertigo.

Vertigo specifically means a spinning sensation – often described by patients as dizziness or imbalance.

In a nutshell, BPPV Vertigo is the most common vestibular disease.

It occurs when the tiny crystals located on the sensory organ of your inner ear move away from their normal location.

The exact cause remains unclear, but changes in the head’s position or a slight impact to the head may trigger your Vertigo.

Your spinning sensation can be caused by many other conditions, such as vestibular neuritis (an inner ear disorder).
Light-headedness or imbalance could be caused by a neck problem or vestibular hypofunction (when the inner ear part of your balance system is not working properly).

This is why it is important to have a thorough Assessment with your Physiotherapist.

Vestibular Physiotherapy may be the answer for you!

At Health on Grange Physiotherapy we have Physiotherapists who can help people with Vestibular conditions.

Our aim is to

We achieve this by diagnosing the specific issues that are causing your vertigo and target your recovery with a personalised treatment plan.

This plan may include:

Our Physiotherapists will take time with you to establish exactly what technique or combination of techniques will benefit your speedy recovery.

Book a time now to get yourself back to enjoying life feeling balanced and confident!