Semont Liberatory Maneuver | Posterior BPPV Treatment

This maneuver is the only one that helps me when vertigo comes back. Thank you so much for this video

[@celestepalacios7183]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@komal-qm9lu]

Very good explanation

[@chanbing8372]

Thank you very much .It is a very interesting video.

[@Physiotutors]

Thanks for your comment Chan! There are more BPPV videos on our channel

[@michelzou2896]

Im suspecting i have it for the symptoms are exactly those described everywhere.That said I probably have something else as i have experienced unsteadiness for years.I recently noticed that these unsteadiness feelings (but not bppv symptoms)are alleviated by things like spirulina.I am way too thin and I can't gain weight.Can all this be related?

[@Physiotutors]

Hi Michael. It's impossible to give you any advice without complete information. We'd suggest you to get in touch with our partners from yourphysio.online to get an individualized counseling session.

[@michelzou2896]

Physiotutors Thank you.will do

[@UrgencesBrou]

Thank you

[@dfryer1222]

At 4:17 you give reference to a study that says no after-maneuver precautions are necessary. Could you please tell me what that reference is again? All I heard was 2010. Thanks!

[@AnOtterCoffee]

You might want to change the thumbnail! 👌It is written « Sermont » instead of Semont. Nice video as always!

[@Physiotutors]

Thanks for the heads-up! Fixed

[@sandvillage8758]

I have terrible vertigo especially when I am laying down and move my head...I wake up spinning and my ears ring. I get dizzy when I move my head, but is it possible to have BPPV, but not have the crystals in my ears? My ear doctor told me I didn't have any crystals..... but I still get dizzy with head movments

[@serahyim4024]

sounds like Menieres

[@barewaliaboy249]

Hello same here

[@behramafzal945]

Which manuver is best if neck movement is restricted i.e spondylosis which manuver is best for BBPV

[@Physiotutors]

They all need 45° of neck rotation

[@13licorne]

And.. there is also Brandt-Daroff manouver. Can you tell us something about this?

[@sathvikacharya2585]

All of the maneuvers are somewhat similar . Like HALL PIKE DIX , Epley, Brandt daroff . Basically to relocate the dislodged otolith . Now Brandt daroff involes turning your head to 45° then turned to left side . Next upright sitting position again . Then the same maneuver to right side. again upright . All these phases have to be kept for 30 secs each . Best if you do these ex for atleast 5 times 2 times a day .

[@brewedmeditation2886]

Hallpike Dix Brandt Daroff Semont liberatory Epley maneuver Cooksay Cawthrone COWS calorie So much eponyms!!!

[@mhdwahoud]

amazing!

[@amymalik3018]

Can BPPV happens in 22 age ... ??? I'm 22 and I feel like my head is moving all the time and can't see properly , It occurs when I wake up and remains same throughout the day ... What should I do

[@Physiotutors]

It definitely can. Would contact a local health provider to make sure it's BPPV and not something else.

[@amazinggiveaway1018]

So only lateral and posterior are mostly the common problem?

[@Physiotutors]

Especially posterior

[@giuliopoli69]

@@Physiotutors please in what proportion?

[@dfryer1222]

I think he said 6 - 7% at the end of his video

[@adtpgwgmgP]

How many times need to perform this maneuver in one session.?

[@Anthony-gr8wu]

generally once ! just be careful the week that follow this maneuver

[@anthonycardona64]

Listening to him explaining is hypnotic... Have to see the video a few times ;)

[@13licorne]

Please help me to get it straight: If Dix Hallpike test gives us nistagmus when turning the head to the right, we turn the head to the right in the Epley's first step, but to the left in Semont first step. Is it like this?

[@dfryer1222]

I think your first turn in either maneuver is towards the affected ear. But I'd ask a doctor or PT to be sure.

[@Joeythegoats]

3:00 semont maneuver

[@josepharcidiacono7256]

Is there a surgical solution?

[@Physiotutors]

Why would you want surgery if conservative treatment is highly efficient?

[@MrNazzrain]

surgery is high risk sometimes

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[@Physiotutors]

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[@connorwendt8683]

Awesome thanks for the quick reply!