Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness: Breaking Down the Basics

[@nurse123abc]

Great video..I did not know that someone with bppv could also have pppd. Thanks for the info❤

[@MedicalCentric]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Божидар-з7ф]

Can it fully go away one day. i hope it isint lifelong. it should be able not just to me managed, but the resolve with brain neurolacisity and adjustments over time especialy for young individuals 19- 30.

[@MedicalCentric]

@Божидар-з7ф I understand your hope for healing, and it’s important to remain optimistic. Many conditions, especially those related to the brain and mental health, can improve over time with proper treatment, therapy, and brain plasticity (the brain’s ability to reorganize itself). For younger individuals, the brain is often more adaptable, and with the right interventions like therapy, medication, lifestyle changes, and support, there's potential for significant improvement and even resolution. While some conditions may not completely go away, they can certainly be managed or even resolve over time. It’s always best to stay connected with healthcare professionals who can guide you through this process and tailor the treatment to your unique needs. Keep focusing on your healing, and stay hopeful.

[@Божидар-з7ф]

@@MedicalCentricWhat is the chance for PPPD to fully go away after few years.