Vertigo Disorder Care

Vertigo Disorder Care

Definition

Vertigo disorder care involves the diagnosis and management of dizziness or spinning sensations caused by inner ear problems, neurological conditions, or balance disorders. The care focuses on identifying the underlying cause and reducing symptoms to improve daily functioning.

Purpose of Vertigo Care

  • To identify the cause of dizziness or spinning sensations

  • To relieve symptoms such as imbalance, nausea, or motion sickness

  • To prevent falls and improve safety

  • To enhance quality of life and maintain normal daily activities

Types and Methods of Management

Medical Management

  • Medications to reduce vertigo, nausea, or inflammation

  • Treatment of underlying conditions such as vestibular disorders or infections

Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT)

  • Specialized exercises to improve balance and reduce dizziness

  • Helps retrain the brain to compensate for inner ear issues

Canalith Repositioning Maneuvers

  • Procedures like the Epley maneuver for benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV)

  • Moves displaced inner ear crystals back into proper position

Lifestyle & Supportive Measures

  • Avoiding triggers that worsen vertigo

  • Maintaining hydration and healthy nutrition

  • Regular follow-up to monitor progress and prevent recurrence

Benefits of Vertigo Disorder Care

  • Reduces dizziness and imbalance symptoms

  • Prevents falls and related injuries

  • Improves daily functioning and independence

  • Enhances overall quality of life and well-being

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