Severe Vertigo Helped - Deep INNER-EAR Pressure Drained, CRACKED, & Relieved

[@elenaviaggio284]

I remember feeling exactly like this once. I couldn't get that fullness feeling in my ear to ever go away. The ringing was non-stop, my hearing was muffled, my eye was twitching, my jaw felt like it was constantly needing to be popped and my vertigo made me feel like a drunk sailor. I eventually learned that I had a brain tumor that grew through my ear canal, into my facial cavity and over my temporal lobe. Took 12 yrs but as of last July, I'm finally brain tumor free! Still get vertigo sometimes, but i no longer have my ear canal so that's bound to happen, but it's better than the constant ringing which is now gone!

[@SoffiaTiaMaria]

This doesn't fill me with much happiness seeing as I was so excited to hear other people explain the exact feelings/experiences I've had. Other than the ear did your symptoms of dizziness and such subside for a time? I'm worried I will be back at the doctors in 12 years time!

[@SoffiaTiaMaria]

But obviously congratulations and so happy for you

[@karlinhahf]

Yay for brain tumor free!! How did you find it out? Brain MRI?

[@elenaviaggio284]

@@karlinhahf car accident. I careened off of an 83 ft embankment.

[@karlinhahf]

@@elenaviaggio284 sorry to hear that. I mean, how did they find out the tumor? Through a MRI?

[@Themoment888]

My mind was blown when you cracked her head by pulling her hair. That was something I'd never seen before. Also, the way you cracked her hips by making her squeeze her legs together...100% mindblown. You really know your profession.

[@honeyappletoast]

she’s literally so good at what she does. you can see the moments where her eyes ‘shut off’ and she feels for the problem with her fingers (which sometimes can be far more effective). Not only is she compassionate and understanding of what the patient is feeling and going through, she figured out the problem and does specific adjustments to give the patient as much comfort as possible. The atmosphere of the room is inviting and relaxing. Honestly it looks like it would feel simply heavenly to get adjusted by her.

[@lulumoon6942]

Well said! ❤️

[@natew48]

You read my mind word for word. I've never been to a chiropractor before but she is exactly the type of person I would want to visit. Someone that genuinely cares and will take the time vs someone that just wants to hurry up and get you the hell out of there

[@idragonfly]

That she 'shuts her eyes off' is something that caught my attention as well.

[@maryahmedina8388]

I used to have the same problem! I went to an ENT and was diagnosed with Eustachian tube dysfunction. A couple of years later, I got dental braces for the first time and about a month of wearing rubber bands to correct my overbite, the plugged ears and vertigo was cured!!!

[@jphillips4509]

Excellence, professionalism, skill and compassion is this doctors norm. Her knowledge of the body is astounding as she listens to her patient while allowing the patient time to relax.

[@lyamanaka5628]

@@lindacox6010 You better close up

[@nikkis7375]

Not a doctor but yes

[@Sunstar808]

Nice to see the patient’s relief and to hear she is progressively feeling better. Admire Doc the patience and sensitivity in treating this patient with vertigo.

[@xkencx8191]

9:40 she goes into a trance like state when she starts seeing the problem with her fingers instead of her eyes. I do it often when I give a massage. You completely tune into what you feel instead of what you see.

[@annoyingbookgirl]

I do that too! It’s truly a gift to be able to focus like that. Do you by any chance have adhd? I think my adhd helps me to be a better massage therapist

[@ThaevynTheFool]

@@annoyingbookgirl I have adhd and my sister says I give the best massages in the family 😅 maybe that helps?

[@lulumoon6942]

@@annoyingbookgirl People with ADHD actually have the ability to hyperfocus!

[@squizzyicetea]

@@ThaevynTheFool that could explain a lot for me too lol

[@jackieradley1025]

I love the zone out look when she's working like you can see her processing what she's feeling to know what needs to be done.

[@whatrtheodds]

It's common for body workers. I do remedial massage and you see with your hands not with your eyes.

[@ronwarnick5248]

I’ve seen quite a few chiros on KZbin. Her empathy for her patients is second to none.

[@Happy-Seal]

I thought second to none meant not at all and was like confused, why do so many people agree on that 😁 Couldn't agree more 👍

[@MakailaMcDaniel]

She seems like a such a sweetheart , I hope she gets so much better.

[@mel...s]

Dec 2006 I had my worst and first, case of vertigo. So bad I could not take care of my 6 month old baby, drive and getting out of bed made me immediately vomit. Sept 2007 I went to see a chiropractor after 2 car accidents 1 day apart from each other. I came down with vertigo again a couple days before my scheduled chiropractic appt. The chiropractor adjusted me and I mentioned my vertigo. Not only did he cure me that day I have never had vertigo again. I'm convinced after child birth my body misaligned in such a way that I started experiencing vertigo after a standard cold. That adjustment aligned me back and I've been great since

[@chrisolivercjo]

I had vertigo last year due to stress. Went to therapy, plus exercised to relieve the symptoms and it worked. Watching this video, I wish I could've had someone do this kind of maneuver to me. Awesome!

[@cassandramendoza1865]

Exercise for vertigo? Please elaborate I’m very curious

[@chrisolivercjo]

I had to go to vestibular rehab, which helps with this sort of problem. I don't remember the exact exercises, but I had to do certain activities while there to test the case of my vertigo. In my spare time, I would get on the exercise bike and do lots of meditation. Eventually, the vertigo went away. It was due to stress. If I was you, I would ask your doctor about vestibular rehab and where to go to get this treatment. Don't wait.

[@mightyduck311]

Gosh, I loooove her office. The view is so pretty, and the natural lighting is calming. It just adds to the over all relaxation of her visits☺️

[@kimhall493]

If this woman is having true vertigo, I feel bad for her. It makes you truly miserable and you cannot move or do anything. Even when holding still, the room whirls around you and there is nothing you can do to stop it. Finding a focal point on the wall is slightly helpful, but after minutes (or hours) you cannot keep that up. Closing your eyes makes you feel like you are tumbling through space, which is almost worse. It affects your balance to the extreme and even crawling is difficult because to lean to one side and fall over. The high speed carousel feeling makes you nauseous, but you don't usually throw up because you are focusing really hard on trying to "hold still" in your head. It awful. Been there, done that. Good luck to you with your ears. I have similar problems.

[@samanthafowler8223]

I’ve had a few episodes and it is debilitating. I hope she gets better.

[@Marvin-dg8vj]

I strongly suggest you see a doctor because vertigo is often the result of high blood pressure .

[@mymia731]

The spinning vertigo isn’t what she has.

[@Marvin-dg8vj]

@@mymia731 it is precisely what she is describing and I had it myself and I know exactly what caused it

[@michelleparenti854]

My mom had bad vertigo from Menieres and was treated at Mass Eye and Ear. The doctor injected her eardrum with an antibiotic Gentamycin and it cured the vertigo. Took two treatments which were painful but worth it. The vertigo has only reoccurred once in the ten years since the treatment.

[@celinedd6193]

i love that your patient always tells you how she feels every few seconds and you work with the information

[@twinkletinglez]

Not sure if this is helpful for anyone going through something similar to this, but I found direct correlation between my TMJ, my neck pain and my vertigo/general dizziness. my stress/anxiety was causing severe TMJ and creating tension down through my jaw, into my neck and down through my shoulders, sort of locking up my neck. TMJ can cause tinnitus in many cases so if you’re experiencing some of these symptoms, the culprit could be your jaw/teeth grinding. frequent massages, massage, chiro, and using a mouth guard helped me a lot.

[@MrsGretchen123]

Glad you caught it early it can become chronic! Mine wasn't treated for a long time and now I'd quite leterally go through with a jaw replacement.

[@jscribbl3]

I'm a massage therapist in use a jaw technique when working neck trigger points that helps lymphatic drainage lots of prime have tmj or gring/ clench

[@peeppaa1997]

Ive heard that Botox is also helpful

[@jscribbl3]

@@peeppaa1997 yes. But Botox is calming down the symptom not removing the issue

[@twinkletinglez]

@@michellefiller4189 Do you have knots in your shoulders going up your neck to your jaw? is your neck sorta locked up or tense? Accupuncture helped me a bit too but of course not for everyone. I do gua sha to help with my muscle tension in my jaw, neck and base of shoulders.

[@fritzginger15]

I wish all chiropractic appointments were this long and thorough.

[@candycologne840]

I suffered from vertigo and ear pressure/plugged ears feeling or a good 5-6 months and also a headache that lasted 4-5 months in 2019, it was due to depression and anxiety, thanks to taking lots of time off, Lexapro, and Clonazepam drops, i overcame this. The doctor said the anxiety was causing muscles allover my body and head to tense causing this. Stress can cause all of this, take time off people!! Don’t overwork yourselves!

[@tango2217]

Her knowledge of the human body and what she does is flawless. Shes what people strive to become in that industry.

[@alex-px1uz]

flawless is a stretch lol. she didnt do an epley maneuver bc she clearly didnt know how. She also incorrectly localized the lesion to the left ear based on the slow movement of the nystagmus, but the fast saccades are what determine the localization.

[@viewwithice4500]

Anytime i see Dr Mondragon go into the scalp i get hyped. It is just so calming

[@user-kt2kv3gh6i]

It's my favourite part too. Sadly it is quite rare

[@katea2046]

ASMR

[@viewwithice4500]

@@katea2046 exactly 💯

[@usamamuhammad2356]

Just pulling the fascia and skin away from the skull. It causes bleeding in the space. The fascia is attached to the skull for a reason, it's not supposed to move around freely.

[@viewwithice4500]

@@usamamuhammad2356 k

[@stormyasmr]

This video was very interesting to me. As someone who has struggled with vertigo very similar to this patients’ for 4 years, it can be very discouraging not having any answers. I’ve seen an audiologist, a neurologist, and and neuro-ophthalmologist, and have never gotten a clear answer for what causes my constant dizziness. Maybe I’ll have to take a trip down to Florida just to see if this will work for me too!

[@cobrajuicy4898]

Medical medium information may help your vertigo. Just something to look into before you make it to Florida!

[@jillmulder8610]

You have to do the manoeuvre she talks about. You can Google it and do it yourself at home. I had this too and the doctor did the manoeuvre 1 time and the crystal got back in place.

[@jamesr2888]

Road trip!

[@BethGreenwood]

Have you been investigated for Ménière’s Disease, Sara? It’s a disorder of the inner ear, and an autoimmune condition.

[@stormyasmr]

@@BethGreenwood I have. They tested for it when I had VNG testing, but nothing came back as abnormal. :(

[@BladeFair]

I've had random cases of Vertigo throughout the past two years, and there's little that helps me, but what I've started doing is moving other parts of my body and thinking "what am I moving right now? it's my right hand" and so on; it helps distract my brain from the dizziness. It helps me to kind of "relax" my brain from "spinning panic" and focus on other body parts and realize that I have moved my body into another position (for example sitting up in bed the morning after waking up to the room spinning, just make sure to take your time with it and not rush it), closing my eyes while doing this helps a bunch as you're not getting sensory overloaded because your eyes see the room spinning. They dizziness eventually goes away after days/weeks, but it feels truly stressful and debilitating.

[@rosevanguard]

You were so great with her. You don’t rush your patients.

[@Happy-Seal]

I like the way she tries to express clearly what she is feeling during treatment and gave you feedback. Good teamwork!

[@Madzblr]

I feel so bad for her and everyone who suffers from vertigo. I’ve had random experiences with vertigo when I’ve been extremely exhausted/sick and it’s the worst.

[@cannonball3420]

My grandma suffered from vertigo for so long. She’d go to a balance clinic to get it resolved, but as she was so frail & always falling, it didn’t last long. She quit after the 2nd treatment course because it was just too hard on her. I took her to see our local chiro & though he didn’t do much, due in large part to her frailty, she felt so much better.

[@FeelTheRainOnYourSkin]

Oh my goodness. I'm glad you could help her! It actually makes me feel good to see Mondragon use her expertise to help this woman get some relief!

[@Trejsir9]

I love how thorough she was! Those cracks were so satisfying to hear.

[@17tubemaster]

I clicked on this because the patient looked like she was yawning in the thumbnail, but I used to get really bad bouts of vertigo also and I really could have benefited from a treatment like this. In the end, I was sent to an ENT who told me to reduce my calcium consumption, which generally worked; I've always had inner ear issues, so I can't always tell if I'm having new flare ups of vertigo or not.

[@Madzblr]

If you don’t mind me asking do you know why they said to reduce calcium consumption?

[@17tubemaster]

@@Madzblr the crystals in my ears were caused by excess calcium from supplements that I was taking. When my regular doctor asked me afterward why I was taking them, I reminded him that he was the one who told me to.

[@mossycrossing2944]

Seeing the way you use your body to apply pressure to where your patient needs is is so amazing. You are so empathetic and sweet, I have never watched chiro vids before but I’m glad I stumbled across yours first

[@SamanthaBrown-em2is]

She legit has every symptom I have and my vertigo is exactly what she described and everything that sets her off sets me off. This video shows me there is hope!!

[@kimvuchkovich2687]

I was diagnosed with menieres years ago. I am astounded by what I just learned, I feel that much of what was discussed pertained to my symptoms. Thank you both so very much.

[@michellesladden8758]

Me too! I need this exact treatment. How can I find someone in Melbourne Australia to do this??

[@TheTaintedTragedy]

Not going to lie I have never seen anybody ever pop someone's scalp by pulling hair like that that's actually interesting to know that that is a thing

[@awkwardlyamy3765]

Right!!! That was Soo cool

[@gelmesh6629]

Watch Dona Rosa scalp massage on KZbin

[@christychristy9302]

They do it a lot in Indian therapy videos! You should check them out as well

[@TheTaintedTragedy]

Thank you all of you for your suggestions I am totally going to check this stuff out because that was the most interesting thing I've ever seen when it comes to Chiropractic work

[@kyliee8586]

The patient seems to have such a wonderful personality. Such a sweet voice too (not sure what the accent is, but it sounds very nice)! I’m glad she had some relief, and another great video as always, Dr. Mondragon!

[@notme5646]

I had severe vertigo and after seeing an ENT, having an MRI (with contrast), I was diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma which is a non cancerous brain tumor. I had 2 wonderful surgeons remove it and 14 years later I am better, not the same, but better.

[@asmrtimestamps3938]

related to nothing but u love ur profile pic!

[@pinkychord9262]

I was having a very bad vertigo when I was young, being checked apparently it was the result of all my wisdom teeth both upper & lower, also on left & right side were grew up inward in the gummi instead of upward (they did the X-Ray on my head & teeth). They said it pushed the nerve which caused my terrible vertigo, so they took 4 of them, with operation. Since then, I never have it. And I am very happy now. No more schwindel 😊🤗.

[@GiGiDollHaus]

I was mimicking her ear maneuvers on myself and it felt fabulous! Not anywhere near as effective as having an expert do it I’m sure, but still yummy. One of the main things I noticed this practitioner does that I’ve never experienced with any chiropractor I’ve visited is that she constantly keeps verbally communicating with the patient AND waits until the patient is ready before she makes any adjustments. This is SO important and the lack thereof is the number one reason why I get super stressed about chiros and avoid them-I don’t want to be jerked around and manhandled without knowing what/when. It’s literally traumatizing, mentally and physically, not to be respected enough to be talked to and prepared before being “cracked.” It feels like a violation. I have no idea if it comes more naturally to communicate for this practitioner because she is a female or not but either way, ALLL chiros need to get better and concentrate on doing it for the well-being of their patients. It makes me want to search out a female chiro and give therapy another try. Well done!!

[@sedef6241]

She has such a gentle voice

[@courtneyg2576]

I wanna know where her accent is from

[@jayram7278]

Sounds like the singer bjork .icelandic maybe

[@supernatural492]

Almost sounds like she's from Minas. My roommate is Brazilian and she sounds so much like his sister. EDIT: Chiropractor asked patient at 23:12 how to pronounce something in Portuguese and patient said "Obrigado" which means thank you.

[@barbthereader2532]

@@supernatural492 I was gonna say this. I’m from Minas and she sounds like me 😅

[@TanyaLyn72]

I experienced this as well, however After a lots of appointments, and an MRI they found that I have Chiari Malformation 1(herniation of the cerebral tonsils). (Brain). I was told I couldn’t have a chiropractor work on me or do any adjustments on me or my neck, however, I finally got a great Neurologist that said I could see a chiropractor for pain management and that it may actually help. I was terrified to have my neck adjusted, once I was over my fear, I can tell you that Chiropractic care has helped me tremendously.

[@divinefeminine444]

so happy this video was shared! i suffer from severe vertigo with ALLL of these symptoms. so nice that others out there are able to find you to seek guidance, and we can learn through the footage too!

[@kimwells8395]

I do as well. It's nice to know your not all alone. This is harder than just being dizzy or having a migraine.

[@MomentsDivine]

Me, too. It must be more prevalent than we knew.

[@gastarbeiter8384]

You just look like the girl in the video

[@samanthasmith6062]

i'm so happy to seer such a mindful, caring chiropractor, who understands and respects how complicated the body can be . It's also very encouraging to see a female chiropractor, because I have seen so few. Good work, you're amazing lady!!

[@CeeTeeUSA]

It's great watching an experienced person perform their expertise, whether chiropractor or computer engineer..

[@tracymcintosh3426]

I remember when I had vertigo, some years ago now, it was horrendous. After about 6 months, I was sent to the hospital for an Epliyes manouvre, because my eyes were jigging around, too strange for words really . The Doc is brilliant and explains everything so well xxx

[@LunasLoversLane]

I feel I deal with vertigo but very unsure...my eyes also started jitterbug around for a split second uncontrollably.. I may have to get checked.

[@olenaaloona5613]

@@LunasLoversLane %11l?

[@alanwallace7720]

That patient seems to have a very lovely personality

[@ichbindarren]

The feeling of rocking on a boat is a neurological issue rather than an ear issue. Likely MDDS or vestibular migraine. Its good to see a chiropractor that knows about BPPV and the Epley maneuver!

[@janetsutherland7649]

It is wonderful news that this woman is getting better. I wish I could have a similar treatment here in Australia.

[@notreallyboney]

No matter how long I've been watching this channel, Doc can still astound me with her knowledge. Niiiice background arrangement by Ms Linnea. Hope patient feeling better.

[@lancet.346]

This patient should record audiobooks.

[@darrenf5626]

I officially have no life, best part of my day right here lol

[@darrenf5626]

@@HypnoSwag I'll pass thanks.

[@InTheSix22]

This was an amazing video, it was mine too 😌

[@beverlybwilliams]

It’s my go to sleep videos! I think I channel each patient !

[@chloetimlin6843]

She seems like the sweetest person ever omg, broke my heart when she kept apologising 🥺

[@evangelicful]

My vertigo was healed with adjustments by a chiropractor! I rarely get them now! Chiropractors are the best,ever!!

[@raerae116]

I wish someone offered this in my city. I’m suffering daily since birth. I saw so many “specialist” and majority of them turned me away nd said I was fine but I’m clearly not. I feel like things have gotten worst. No one has even attempted to do anything just ask me what’s wrong and send me home with a workout or a medication. Losing hope but I hope one day I could see someone or Ms. Mondragon herself 💖

[@Snappypantsdance]

Rae Rae- where do you live? Are you able to work?

[@raerae116]

@@Snappypantsdance PA and no unfortunately

[@debsmith7460]

I am so sorry people have invalidated your experience and will not listen to you. That is wrong of them. You are worth believing. You know there is something wrong in your body. You are right.

[@raerae116]

@@debsmith7460 thank you so much for your kind words this meant a lot to me. I’m going to keep trying to get answers

[@debsmith7460]

@@raerae116 Yes. Press on! You have probably already done this, but sometimes it helps to look outside the traditional medical field. I hope you find hope!

[@sarahdevon9329]

She’s so pretty!! So glad she feels a little better 🤍

[@BrittanyMorganVargas]

wow i have had all her symptoms she's having for years. maybe this is a sign to actually get it checked out rather than putting up with it! wonderful video Dr. Mondragon!

[@Ellante]

This is my new favorite one! I love when doc hair cracks! And massages the sutures! ASMR tinglessss

[@kittoansystem2429]

So I have never known what's happening to me but this girl described *every* symptom i've been having, I will be having my doctor check this out. And possibly finding a chiropractor who can help with this and my other ailments that cause me so much pain at 17. All the pain started when I was about 14. I ride horses, which normally helps the pain for a few hours after riding, and I feel none when riding, but otherwise i'm in a constant state of pain. I have TMJ, possible tendinitis, and a few other things. I pop my back and neck and that relieves the pain for an hour maybe an hour and a half, but never for a long period of time. My knees feel stuck, my hips feel stuck, every joint other than parts of my neck and back feel stuck. Every joint of my body pops on its own but most of it never feels good. The only pops that feel decent is my neck and back. I just want this pain to stop, and I hope doctors and a chiropractor helps. Will definitely be seeking out a chiropractor soon.

[@brookeyjade6484]

As someone who has BPPV this was so amazing to watch! The Epley helps me with mine SO much and has been life changing. Funnily enough I also have jaw problems like this lovely lady- I can’t wait to see a chiro! LOVE YOU DR MONDRAGON! You’re the best! ♥️♥️♥️

[@lindapita1531]

Have you seen an Orafacial Specialist? They’re help with the jaw, which most likely TMJ Disorder, which can cause vertigo.

[@scottanddebranelson8419]

it's wonderful to see when the therapy works. she has the most pleasant look of relief on her face. she was even prettier leaving than when she came in. you can tell she feels better than she has in quite some time.

[@missiworld]

Someone please reach out to this patient to get tested for a connective tissue disorder and POTS. She has mentioned so many symptoms, from TMJ to postural tachycardia.

[@TheAxeaman]

Pots?

[@TheAxeaman]

And tmj?

[@pookpook3891]

@@TheAxeaman postular tachycardia and temporomandibular joint

[@sunnyisland6832]

I agree! Could be Ehlers-Danlos with this combination of symptoms.

[@ceciliagiray7090]

I have this. I was looking to see if anyone mentioned it in the comments.

[@Ladida386]

Cough, ear, sinuses, throat infection can mess up bones so much, facial bones, neck, spine, rib cage. I still have some kind of irritated nerv in my ear since March 2020 when I had a really bad ear and sinuses infection. From November till February I was visiting lymphatic drainage. Probably she got out the mucus from the past life, unbelievable. I feel that it helped my spine too, because muscles are not so clogged with mucus. I need to find a therapist for this treatment on the video. Loved it a lot! We saw a lot of knowledge. 👏👏👏👏

[@noecruz8168]

I had severe virtago in July of this year and was on medication for about 2 weeks before I had the confidence to work through it. I still haven’t fully recovered and I still feel it coming on at random times so if was nice to see this video and get some help. I wish we had someone like here where I live.

[@SpicyNuggets402]

Look up the Epley Maneuver if you have BPPV style vertigo. Fairly easy to do.

[@Steve0904]

I need this! My ears are constantly filling with wax/fluid. I feel like I'm living vicariously through this treatment lol. I have the same problems as her on a plane. Just excruciating pain.

[@davek3692]

I have Meniers and what she was describing really sounds like that’s it. For me it comes and goes with the vertigo only happening now and then but when it does, it’s debilitating. The ear fullness she describes is a classic meniers symptom. It’s a terrible syndrome and I wish there was a cure. I’ve done NUCCA chiropractic and it’s helped a little.

[@russellsmith5747]

Vertigo is no joke I’ve had it

[@mrwindsor9082]

The therapist is like a great artist. She's great at her job. But makes it all look so easy. Thank you for uploading this video.

[@thealchemist333]

Vertigo can be cured with liquid vitamin B12. I found the information on KZbin from a woman who suffered daily with vertigo and her and her husband found B12 and it does work. I also had pulsar tinnitus (random swooshing sound) in head and the B12 cured that as well. It's all a severe B12 deficiency. B12 deficiency also linked to hearing loss

[@marcovandenberg3011]

After these videos i always feel totally relaxed.

[@Bashl3y]

I had this same issue once and ended up that I had an abscess in my sinus cavity. Where the roots of my upper teeth went. It was a year of being sick neck pain heart palpitations dizziness where I felt like I was on a boat and given so many antibiotics that I now have stomach issues years later. All this was from that infection. I had no tooth pain no signs of it. Crazy! Gave me the worst health anxiety ever.

[@juliacomeau7236]

Love your skills and empathy. I believe a day with you could change my life, I just don't know if I have that high of a pain tolerance.

[@TheEasyeman]

Who else yawned when Doc said “ yawn?” 😂

[@javinrichardson]

I was about to but I remembered that she wasn’t referring to me 😂😂

[@tashainjena]

I want to yawn just reading the word yawn. Yep... there it goes.

[@TheClogndude]

There's an actual term for it that I can't recall but "yawn" is the only word where the action occurs when seen, heard, said, or read

[@marlynstruwig5261]

Nothing worse than dizziness. I have low blood pressure, aenemia and i have anxiety. Guess u could say im a expert at feeling dizzy. It comes and goes

[@allylove21]

Her patient is so sweet! 🥰

[@andreapettius5584]

I have Ménière’s with severe vertigo and Vestibular Migraines. This was so calming and hopeful to see. Since there is no cure I am always looking for treatments that don’t include pills! This was a good one to see! Thank you!

[@shelleymends2751]

I had this vertigo and pressure and headaches went to a thai massager omg what relief so much better

[@k.raye.6914]

@@shelleymends2751 May I ask what, exactly, they did? I am dying for relief from chronic vertigo and pressure migraines. I’ll try anything.

[@shelleymends2751]

@@k.raye.6914 hi kaye i had deep tissue massage of my neck and shoulders i also had my blood pressure checked and its really high so mefication for bringing that down has helped my head feeling heavy and helped my vertigo and the blood pressure medication has helped with headaches and spins 🙏

[@Phoenixfire98]

@@k.raye.6914 if you have an acupuncturist. I go every two weeks and man does it work wonders. They have been a god send.

[@chelseab1438]

16:53 was insane

[@scorch2kc]

The key is Dr M listening to the patient description of what's happening, and how she can ask certain questions to know how to treat.👍🏽🤫

[@scorch2kc]

That was a great short follow-up on how the patient is doing post session and how she is getting better 😊👍🏽

[@No1SlapFIGHTFan]

I love your videos. Other chiropractors just wanna crack you like a glow stick and send you out the door. You really get in their and try to relieve as much as stress to your patient’s bodies as possible.

[@timhmetal3499]

Being very serious when I say, it seems to be a common theme that larger chested women tend to stoop or lean forward, almost crouching forward, causing many of the issue Dr. B works on. It's almost a societal thing that women aren't taught to accentuate their posture to counter the heavier front weight associated with having a larger chest. I think that says more about the world we live in where women feel so self conscious about good posture for fear of comments or being ogled.

[@MandyAmsterdam]

I know I do.

[@rokelle_2012]

Yes, I totally believe you are right. A massive change in the way our society thinks is needed to improve everyone's overall health. In the way you mentioned, and many more to.

[@abae2408]

I’ve tried to fix my posture but it honestly doesn’t help with back issues!

[@katehipkin1039]

Nothing like being mansplained to, is there?

[@bradenbenedict3670]

She goes above and beyond any chiropractor that I Know

[@rachelredrover4856]

Fascinating Dr. Mondragon's expertise w/ nerves !👍

[@kaydublin5164]

I started suffering from vertigo about 3 yrs ago, I was told mine is from the crystals in my inner eye are out of “place”, unless you have experienced it, you can’t imagine how horrible it is , age is also a factor.

[@danlux4954]

I’ve had vertigo for 5 weeks and mild dizziness. I have lightheadedness now.

[@stevedoe1630]

Funniest part, 8:53 Doctor: You don’t consciously do it. It’s unconscious. Patient: I know.

[@malachir.2704]

9:42 I know you were in your head but it looked like you were staring intently at it. But it is also amazing to know there is nerves in the ear that channel through different parts of the body. taught me something new and cool about the body.

[@lindsaymanns3559]

As a vertigo sufferer I totally feel her pain.

[@QuIeT_KhA0s]

Dr. Mondragon..you are a gift to this World! 🌎😊

[@hamsterpaj111]

Damn this was the most interesting video I've seen from this channel so far! What a great treatment. And that first back crack was a treat aswell

[@rachelmyhre7813]

I had the really bad vertigo and cervical nerve pain and was diagnosed with occipital neuralgia. I’ve been getting nerve blocks and they’ve been amazing :)

[@dwynn57]

I suffer from positional vertigo and my chiropractor has helped somewhat. I do know that I have the same complaints that this patient had when bending forward, laying back and especially on my turning over onto my left side. I do have exercises that I was given by a audiologist, and they help but it never really goes away.

[@danlewis4886]

Omg her voice is so calming... 😳

[@Juju-l3o]

Omg she’s so gorgeous she looks like a Disney princess character

[@bewithnoor1524]

*Thank you so much Dr. mondragon to bring the scalo crack back. I was repeating your 2-3 videos every night for sleep, Please do more of scalp cracking video!*

[@dyheshataylor869]

I love how clear and verbal the patient is ❤️

[@u.s.m.c.fewproudthemarines2987]

I'm so Glad doc is helping her. She seems the patient is in bad pain doing her best to relieve it ..

[@whitama2]

Every time I think you’re done with a patient, you just keep working! You’re amazing!

[@shanaadams9293]

I love her thinking face. She just zones out and you can see her seeing with her hands.

[@juliebailey6097]

I’ve been told I suffer from Vistibular migraines which gives you vertigo as well as the bad head. They’ve done nothing to help, I’m currently on day 7 of an episode I think I might go see someone like you.....so glad she is getting better.

[@k.raye.6914]

Unfortunately, the maneuver does not work for vestibular vertigo. I’m not sure about her other methods, though.

[@k.raye.6914]

The best thing you can do is to treat your migraines. It stems from migraines. It’s like a migraine occurring in your inner ear and it somehow disrupts the signal to your brain. At least that’s what my doctors have told me.

[@shantisemarshall04]

I love how knowledgeable she is about everything she says.

[@DefinitelyNotNix]

the patient's voice is so soft I love it 🥺

[@duaneferguson1021]

Feel bad for this poor girl, so many issues. Seems like some progress was made. Hope she keeps seeing more and more improvement. No one deserves to have to go through this.

[@greeneyedgal8270]

I was miss diagnosed for vertigo for over 10 months. I kept arguing with my doctors saying something else was going on. I gained 100 pounds because I was so dizzy and nauseous all the time I couldnt eat or do anything. I went to another hospital ER and was low key yelled at for coming there for a non emergency. The doc accidentally diagnosed me because he gave me meclizine. First my symptoms might not habe been life threatening but i have aevere ptsd, aniexty, depression and after 10 months of no help I was at my wits end, so headubf toward suicidal. So to all Doctors out there, just because its not life threatening in your view doesnt mean its not an emergency Since it worked I got out patient tests done . Non they did showed why I had vertigo, but I knew inner issues was the trigger. I reason years earlier that tmj not treated might cause damage to the inner ear. I have recently been diagnosed with fibromyalgia and my big area I my neck upper back and more with severe pain and tension. So years ago trying to stop the vertigo I went to a massage place 3 times every few days and only had deep tissue on my upper body for a 1 1/2 hours each time. My vertigo has been gone ever since. I told my doctors that just because you can't see damage or inflammation in the inner ear does not mean their isn't something being triggered there. I love people like this full body practioner whi clearly thinks outside the box and truly listens to the patient and body to figure out what's going on. I'm still fighting to lose the weight I gained from this ordeal, with the Final diagnosis of fibromyalgia I HOPEFULLY can find a great balance of health and energy.

[@KiKifulton]

I had vertigo before. It was awful. I had to go to the ER to get treatment. Scariest moment of my life.