Understanding Causes Of Dizziness & Vertigo. All You Need To Know

[@loopylinda6108]

I suffered with vertigo for 3 years. My ear specialist sent me for every test know to mankind. All results came back normal. My vertigo continued. It was so debilitating. My specialist couldn’t help me, nor my GP. So I did my own investigating. I started to connect the dots. It was my neck that was causing my dizziness/vertigo. I had poor neck posture for years. As such my neck was in rough shape. With self rehabilitation and lots of physiotherapy I am in a better place now. My vertigo is minimal now. I owe Dr Mandel (Chiropractor-KZbin) most of the credit. He saved my life:)

[@Judeslovinlife]

can I ask what it was you did to improve? I have the worst neck pain from poor posture and I'm having no luck in resolving much of anything......thanks It must be so cool to have this awful situation resolved. Gives us all hope.

[@loopylinda6108]

@@Judeslovinlife Sorry to hear you’re having issues with your neck. Through trial and error I found the right stretching and massaging exercises that worked for me. It takes time. I stumbled onto a Dr Mandel’s you tube video for neck/posture issues and how it relates to vertigo. It may not be for everybody but it was his help that made all the difference for me. With out his support I wouldn’t be were I am today. I hope this helps and you’re able to find some relief and healing.

[@suzannehorton3146]

@@loopylinda6108 .. I had the same problem..and all my results were normal as well...the doctor thought I was was faking the problem? ..I had to research myself to get help..and I am better today..by having physiotherapy as well

[@itsjustme7487]

I was taught some maneuvers to reset the crystals reset.

[@ruthm8931]

@@suzannehorton3146 Same here! Finally after useless tests and useless doctor visits, Eventually, I got sent to a neurologist who diagnosed Migraine Affected Vertigo, unheard of back in 2008. But solving the migraine problem, solved most of my vertigo episodes.

[@rhorodz7779]

Thank you for this video. I have been diagnosed with vertigo and was taken to the emergency room because I passed out one morning. The doctors at the ER said that I need to see an ear specialist which I did. He gave me neck exercises to do everyday and since then did not feel any dizziness.

[@jean6460]

What were the neck exercises?

[@jannifaasinor6302]

Go get mri and clear your mind

[@Postcardsfromkashmir]

Please share the exercises or a link

[@arlynfinado9540]

thank you for making Shari Berry your guest. she is a very eloquent speaker.Very clear explanation and easier to unferstand. hope to watch more of her again next time.

[@BRathjens51]

Thank you for this video. I've recently had two bad bouts of severe dizziness with vomiting. The first on in October happened when I woke us and opened my eyes. It not only made me vomit, I had to sit on the toilet to empty my bowels. The second one in November happened when I collecting garbage in the house. I wanted to use the toilet too. I turned around to sit and my world was spinning. The same routine happened, and after the worse was over my husband took me to the ER. Besides the usual ECG and x-ray they gave me an IV and some medication through the IV and a pill. They discharged me after the IV was empty and I went home with Meclizine (Dramamine) and a drug to stop the nausea. A neurologist gave me Zofram (a quick release pill) for vomiting. I have also bought some essential oil for Vertigo. I knew there was some positions I could use to move the rocks in my ear, but it's impossible for me to get on my knees (painful) and extend my neck and turn it and hold it for a while, especially being dizzy and have to vomit. I look forward to watching the next episode. I hope this doctor works on Long Island or can tell me where to find someone who can help in my area of Nassau County. I also want to mention I am mostly deaf in my right ear and I have a small amount of hearing loss in the left ear. Being 70 is so far not fun at all.

[@holly939]

@Brenda Courtien I go to ENT and Allergy Associates in Brooklyn and they've been amazing. They have an office in Garden City/Uniondale. I can highly recommend them. Hope that helps, and wishing you the best of luck!

[@BRathjens51]

@@holly939 Thank you Holly. I'll look them up. I'm 2 towns east of Uniondale.

[@holly939]

@@BRathjens51 You're welcome. Btw, it would be a good idea to ask for a referral to PT so they can check to see if you have a vestibular problem. Good luck!

[@susansublett6702]

Please check into Ménière’s disease.

[@tonyf315]

Shari is a great teacher of vestibular continuing education! Great episode.

[@chickenfinger3612]

holy crap!! I have went to the doctor three times talking about vertigo. I didn't really realize it had a specified position until you said laying down. After you said that I realized the ceiling only spins (visually and when I close my eyes) when I am laying down! or at least that is when I am not focused on something and I notice it. I will talk to my doctor and see if that is what has been bothering me! Thank you so much! this has been bothering me for almost a year!

[@brightspacebabe]

I have BPPV vertigo. Positional, for me laying down too. Right ear, because when I lay on right side and turn over then I get dizzy. Got a wedge pillow and now I am ok. Wedge pillow are like a triangle, so you are not flat. B and B have great videos on wedge pillows.

[@deelicious1920]

Thank you so much for this video. I cannot wait for part 2. I have PPPD which stemmed from a vertigo diagnosis that has not gone away, till this day (it's been 4 years) and it is so hard to not only explain the dizziness issue to friends/family but to doctors themselves! I will be forwarding this to my people so they can clearly and concisely understand what has been happening between my brain and ears for all of these years.

[@catherinebell122]

Tomorrow is the part two? Love this topic, very common and we appreciate the education!❤️

[@lou_don_718_NYC_Bk]

I definitely need part 2!! PLEASE

[@samename6479]

When I ended up w severe dizziness, I had it for 6 yrs off & on. Dr's couldn't figure it out. Then I saw an online article from Dr. Mercola on aspartame. I'd been eating/drinking sugar free foods for yrs. So I stopped all SF & the vertigo disappeared. Now just 2 yrs ago I decided to bake up some keto sweet treats w erythritol. (I used Swerve). Within a few days the vertigo came upon me once again. And I know every ones body reacts differently. ❤ 😍

[@MrsMarks]

Thanks for sharing. I also have sensitivity to artificial sweeteners.. severe fatigue is the big one. People underestimate food sensitivities.

[@rennieclaraluttrull4543]

They no longer use Dramamine in the space program. It made the astronauts sleepy so they use pure Ginger root instead.

[@Horsefeathers30]

I had bad vertigo for over a year and I just learned how to deal with it. Eventually it stopped until recently, when I went to the dentist and they tilted my chair back. Here we go again! Exercises help

[@mister-action1]

I have that same problem when I go to the dentist. When I get up I get dizzy.

[@DCupcake58]

I also deal with vertigo. My dentist has this marked on his chart and doesn’t tip the chair as far as he would normally. It’s a little harder for him to do a routine cleaning but We work it our. Be sure to let your dentist know next time. Also I keep my hair super short so no shampoo bowls at the hair salon for me

[@roshanwright3436]

I have had dizziness and vertigo daily from vestibular migraine for 8 years

[@SociableLinda]

I can not wait for the next video! Bob, thank you so much for this specialist, Shari, educating us about Vestibular Therapy. I developed Tinnitus after a car accident in 2002. I had Graves' Disease at the same time and presented with severe TED, Thyroid Eye Disease. Lots of damage was done, scar tissue, to the muscles of my eyes. In 2015, out of the blue, I thought I had the flu but was ultimately diagnosed with Vertigo, BPPV. The medication doesn't help much anymore. Unilateral Hypofunction sounds like what happens to me. I have wanted to be tested for Labrynthitis. I suffer so much from this disease, it reduces the quality of my life so much. Now I know what kind of specialist I need to see. All home remedy advice is welcome, please publish more info soon!!!

[@dagneytaggart7707]

I few years ago I began to have sudden and violent vertigo. After some investigation, I identified the cause. I have a bad habit of reading in bed and often end up in odd contortions of my head. This was a precursor to the bouts. I was causing BPPV - Benign Proxysmal Positional Vertigo. The Epley Maneuver corrects it every time.

[@cremebrulee4759]

The Epley Maneuver is wonderful!

[@utahdan231]

Reading in bed is a wonderful habit.

[@PettieBettie]

Thank you so much. I actually found your channel after an episode of vertigo. The Epley Maneuver - although excruciating - fixed my issue.

[@sunflower6153]

I've had vertigo for a while now. Once from medication effects, spinning in 2 directions. And more recent, not as bad. I can't lay on the floor. A therapy Dr helped me, putting my crystals back in place. He also gave me a list of foods triggers. I've learned which foods cause me to have it also thru trial and error. This was a great video that validate what I went thru. I'll be watching for the next one! 😊

[@mohdabrarali7434]

Which food?

[@thirdiris907]

Vertigo and dizziness can also indicate a pontine stroke. I had vertigo in both ears, tinnitus and dizziness. It was a brainstem stroke.

[@powerofroses1670]

OMG. This video killed it!?!? I had vertigo a few times in my life but nothing too harsh. 🙂🙂 Especially at work from moving around a lot. Thanka 4 the input guys. 🙂🙂

[@BRathjens51]

What you wrote reminded me of when I was in my 20's (I'm 70 now) I was an Executive Receptionist and I'd be sitting at my desk and this feeling would would come over me as being in a rushing train. It lasted quite a while. Luckily no one ever noticed me not feeling well and I didn't have to answer the many phones and I'd have to answer by the ring. I guess I've had this vertigo problem a long time but it's worse now. I need one of those med beds to cure my ills!

[@thlim1460]

Thanks for this video. Now I know more about my few occasions with vertigo and the last was in 2012 that lead to my stroke. Fortunately I managed to regain 90% of my limbs actions and more important, independent rather than relying on external help when walking and doing simple activity like taking shower and eating. I used to play golf but have since stopped or climb chairs and ladders and looking underneath table and cabinets or vehicles to avoid dizziness.

[@carolbenson6524]

Thanks for doing this topic. When people first get this they really don't understand what's going on or why. Such good information!

[@ralphchristianson]

So now we have to wait, with anticipation building for part two...this is a very solid explanation about how vertigo causes issues for people....

[@WWarthog798]

Hopefully, she will address Meniere's syndrome in the next installment. I had SEVERE cases of vertigo and every test in the book before finally getting a diagnosis (also lost hearing in one ear because of it). BPPV treatment does no good with Meniere's. Seeing a physical therapist specializing in balance issues did me more good than anything. Proprioception exercises have pretty much enabled me to fully control the problem. Low-dose Diazepam also helps if taken when first symptoms show. I can now recognize onset and take a pill, which usually staves the problem off.

[@Always.Ally5d]

I discovered my vertigo was actually caused by a very stiff lower back. I'd raise myself up from lying on my back in bed and, jerking myself off the pillow, away the vertigo would go. Since watching your video on the proper way to get out of bed, this has helped considerably. Now, I treat my stiff back with yoga stretches... later, when I've been up and about a bit. Note, I do have some issues in the neck as well. So, this vertigo was caused by a combination of stiff back and stiff neck. Rigidity has eased tremendously since keeping a regular routine of stretches - and no vertigo! I continue to learn more about my body and what it's telling me by watching your channel. Thank you, guys, for all your help.

[@dtaylor4dogs]

So very sorry to hear about Bob!! Please get well!! BTW I never thought you slurred your words!

[@KimsF101]

I have vertigo and nystagmus with a C-spine that has little normal curve - and I'm sick of it all! LOL I can't wait for your next video, I hope it can help me!

[@sarahsshit9504]

Hope everyone has a blessed day!

[@suewebbie3737]

I've had veryigo suddenly for 3 months now. Thankyou very much - I have the spinning, my eyes jump, and is generally uncomfortable. Thankyou so much for empowering me with this knowledge.

[@southernmoststitcher3183]

Hope Bob is okay and y’all always provide great info.

[@michaelgrumbach4896]

Really looking forward to the "what we can do about it" video. thx.😊

[@naturesfriend812]

I've been living with vertigo for 2 years. Seen ear,nose,throat doctor, physical therapist, internal medicine doctor.They all sent me through various test which included MRI. Came out with nothing wrong with me. No one knew how to treat me. I recently bought a very expensive bed because I manage my vertigo by sleeping upright position. I wish lived in your city I would ask for an appointment.

[@dagneytaggart7707]

Look up the Epley Maneuver and try it.

[@studiosys]

Yes Eply works for me , also i think Yoga / stretches moves , every day , keeps it from reoccurring , working on the theory you have to keep the xtals moving , i thimk you HAVE to keep your head moving in ALL positions , just like all other body parts , if you dont use ( move ) it you loose it ..

[@carolea7158]

I know. Same. I tried to do Epley's maneuver but I can't seem to do it right. I came across a PT that specializes in this but I had run out of PT appointments for the year. Maybe I'll try them next year

[@studiosys]

@@carolea7158 its a VERY scary manouevre , i would go to a professional person who is experienced and can show you how to do it , then ONCE Youve learnt it you can do it yourself .

[@lisag18]

Various viruses cause it, as well as sinus. Try Lyseine, Lauricidin, pau d'arco. Xlear to clean out the sinus.

[@mstar011]

Thanks great video

[@jodrew1845]

Great info. I've had vertigo on and off for 12 years now. It generally give's me discomfort when I'm excessively tired. Otherwise I have learned to live with it and control it.

[@peetos-chan2835]

Thanks! 👍

[@carolwatkins8541]

Thank you!!

[@MadelineTasquin]

haven’t suffered from this before but sending to some friends n fam who have / are. sounds like NO fun at all!

[@moudy610]

Thank you its useful be blessed I was so worried about my self.

[@cmbooks2000]

As soon as i saw the topic i had to check this out. I was diagnosed with vertigo about 10 years ago after a harrowing experience on the highway. It was like the roadway was swinging wildly and i was completely out of control. There are a variety of symptoms. I stopped driving to a great degree because there is such an imbalance from logic and reason and what the experience is. Not dizziness for me, but the spinning world around me thing. It's scary

[@helenfong3339]

I can imagine! I was about 15 minutes away from getting in my car & experienced vertigo.

[@NeelamSharma-ue7gt]

Love this informative videos. Waiting for the next video .

[@TheProtagonistDies]

I learned more in the comment section than the video...

[@lalylaly27]

Can't wait for part 2

[@imacurlygirl]

I have had vertigo 3x in the last few years. The first time I had it I went to the Dr and he gave me exercises to do to prevent it. The second and 3rd time, i just suffered through it (seconds, minutes) and went on with my day!

[@diannealesse6101]

Thank you so informative. Bless you!

[@caroltaylor3479]

LOVE LOVE LOVE this info!!!

[@dtshopper819]

Thank you for addressing this issue. I've recently experienced dizziness for the first time several months ago with double vision. Fortunately the double vision has not come back. The dizziness comes and goes. I wondered if the J&J vaccine may have caused this but maybe not. My eye dr. said the double vision was from looking at my cellphone every night while in bed (like I'm doing now). She also said fatigue causes DV. She suggested seeing an ENT doctor for the dizziness.

[@ThePurpleElephantt]

My neighbor started experiencing the same thing after the J&J how long after did the symptoms start?

[@dtshopper819]

@@ThePurpleElephantt I had the first shot on 4/9 but the dizziness & 2 episodes of double vision happened around September. I even notified the CDC through the v-safe app but they never contacted me. How long before your neighbor experienced symptoms?

[@ThePurpleElephantt]

@@dtshopper819 May and it hit her I believe in August right around the time her children went back to school

[@dtshopper819]

@@ThePurpleElephantt I'm wondering now if the vaccine is the real cause of your neighbor's and my own dizziness. Sounds like it could be. I've got to let my cardiologist know this because he thinks my dizziness is a symptom of something more serious. Thanks for letting me know about your neighbor. This could be valuable information that the general public needs to know about.

[@ThePurpleElephantt]

@@dtshopper819 look up vestibular neuritis… which could be the case as a result of shot since it was technically introducing your body to a virus. I wish you well, Happy New Year🙏🏾

[@sharronwolfe7711]

Anxious to see that next video! My husband (74) and I (71) both have problems with dizziness. I do recognize some problems with the eyes as being part of my problem - I sang at a funeral in the small church back home where I grew up, and then started to step down from the platform which was only a few inches high and literally could not see the difference in the platform and the regular floor so fell right in front of the packed church! Talk about embarrassing! You sing a solo and immediately fall in the floor! But no joke - I could not see where to step down. It was as if at that time my eyes crossed. A very weird sensation, indeed! Since that occurrence, every time I’ve been back and sing, the pastor helps me down because I actually broke a bone in my foot when I fell. Anyway, I REALLY appreciate this! And sorry if my story is too long! My hubby tells everyone I have no brakes on my jaw muscles! 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

[@wbwayne8887]

At least you have those nerves of steel though. Getting up and singing a solo is impressive at any age. I hope you and your husband are able to find a resolution to your vertigo problem.

[@sharronwolfe7711]

@@wbwayne8887 thank you! I have actually been singing since childhood! Yes, it takes nerves of steel at times to get up and sing, but really, we all have God-given talent of some kind. What we should do is try to perfect our craft and work, work, work at it! Really calms those nerves down when you are called on to sing! Thank you for the compliment!

[@OdysseusMDA]

You're blessed with a wonderful gift to using your voice, methinks hubby might be a tiny tad envious? Thank you for sharing your story

[@wbwayne8887]

@@sharronwolfe7711 You're so welcome and I agree.

[@hfc3249]

I guess this Condition comes with old age also. In the past two years I've had a couple of this episodes, very scary at first when you cannot pin point that cause. Now I know, 👍

[@dtshopper819]

Yes, I've experienced dizziness for the first time this year. Very scary.

[@rajoshkumarpt451]

Thanks sir

[@Ash-vl5ph]

Thank you so much for this video!!

[@tracyturner6751]

If I am talking with someone and only move my head (and don’t turn my whole body to face them) after a short period of time it hits me…….the dizziness, eyes feel weird, and the nausea……it is horrible!

[@carmenparker4701]

I have had this problem also where I could be talking to someone and just come over so dizzy, once I nearly fainted where I felt so dizzy and was nearly sick, and only last week it happened, it was bright sun, cold and windy I was talking a lot and after the conversation I walked away and I nearly stumbled I was so dizzy. I thought the cold could have got in my ears or sun in my eyes. However it could have been not wholly facing the person, I do have a habit of being twisted even when watch tv. It something I will look out for, I thought it was just me it happened to.thanks.

[@tracyturner6751]

@@carmenparker4701 It is a horrible feeling, and yet, I still do it (twist and not face some-one/thing), lol 😵‍💫😵😵‍💫

[@lindachurchman9521]

Thank you for explaining so well for me to understand- wish you were my specialist xx

[@cynthiaharding9536]

Very interesting! Thank you for this video!

[@milagrosmedina4626]

Waiting to your next video because I have a problem of dizziness.

[@madslouispetersen8204]

Great info !

[@maryannmcgowen5070]

Very helpful! Thanks@

[@helenfong3339]

I'm a new subscriber & love your channel! Shari, I appreciate your info! I've had 2 bouts of vertigo & it was extremely scary! I occasionally get dizzy as well.

[@Native-Kitty]

I get motion sickness when I’m in a vehicle. It seems like the smaller the vehicle, the worse it gets. This started happening only 10 years ago! It sucks because it makes it very difficult to visit my family.

[@donettegibson]

I have had that in the past. It’s miserable. My fix was to carry a high quality peppermint oil (I like DoTERRA) and dab it under my nose and take deep breaths. It really helps immediately.

[@mister-action1]

Looking forward to the next video.

[@kamwatson6128]

Thank you for your video. I have Chronic Vestibular disorders and had these conditions for many years and at times very debilitated. I find it difficult to travel on public transport and go on stairs 😑. Thank you for video 😊

[@barbaradowner5746]

BPPV is not curable. Each person has to find how to keep crystals in place. A vertigo attack threw me over 3 feet into my granite sink and broke my shoulder. It was not a balance problem as my head goes blank in an attack. At 85 it was very traumatic but healed perfectly. Never know when it may come back but it will. I have gone through therapy for years. Nothing gets rid of it. Mine is seconds not long term. This is very often caused by hitting head, concussion or contusion sometime in your life. More shows like this to make people understand not to ignore symptoms. If you fall and hit your head it can be fatal. Thanks for bringing this to people's attention.

[@user-yp6zk3ew1q]

My first vertigo episode many years ago, I almost passed out at work. My coworkers called paramedics (they ARE cute!!) and I went to emergency. ER doc said I was dehydrated. No way as I was drinking a lot of water in those days. My regular doctor knew immediately what it was, Vertigo.

[@theresawolford9000]

One thing I just learned is ... if you are drinking lots of plain water, you can be flushing out all your electrolytes with plain water. To be correctly hydrated, you need electrolytes. Lots of plain water can flush out vitamins and minerals from food too. Maybe this was what the ER Doctor meant when he told you that you were dehydrated .... meaning lack of electrolytes and such .... not lack of plain water.

[@PromyseKidLANDTV]

@@theresawolford9000 exactly

[@007maniacs3]

I think I just discovered I’m not going nuts.. this just explained something about my ears & eyes that I couldn’t understand what was happening but now I might have something to work with. Thank you

[@halljim1949]

incredible i'm looking forward to the next one PS I miss Bob '

[@terrybartick1754]

The liver rescue Book. Lot of life style changes….goes away and stays away. I wish science would pick that book up and read read…..it’s a number 1 best seller for a reason ❤️❤️❤️. I healed

[@patriciareeps3389]

I hope she covers Ménière’s disease. I suffered with it for years. I’m now deaf on the right side

[@staceymcdonald7979]

Will you please cover how the Unilateral Hypofunction is treated?

[@stevewaclo167]

I read somewhere that vomiting occurs when the brain does a full system check, finds nothing wrong and decides the body has ingested a poison…hence, chunks are hurled.

[@spiritualjoy721]

I await part II

[@barbaramilbradt2188]

I got a few bouts of vertigo when sleeping on a too flat pillow. It always woke up with it. Propped up my pillows to a slant and haven't had it since.

[@cynthiamathew3036]

I had severe vertigo when I had Covid several months ago. I still get it especially when riding in a car but it is not as bad but it is still scary.

[@lisalovuolo3606]

I have tinnitus and vertigo

[@annazilla]

I used to have mild vertigo with tinnitus. Was given head and eye exercises and now I just have tinnitus. I’d rather have the vertigo!

[@katrienremory5721]

Sometimes I get dizzy for hours after a rollercoaster or something like that. Sometimes it is related to pain. I have to lay down, vomit. That's for days. Maybe it is related to my nervous system, because I have MS.

[@momomnc7206]

I am very sensitive to LED lights. Dizzy, woozy, disoriented. Took quite a while to isolate the source. ENT doctor told me that I had an intermittent virus, and needed to challenge my balance gradually. LOL. I wish he'd just said, " I have no idea." I try to avoid LED lights, but it is difficult. Some are worse than others.

[@299marilyn]

I wish the spinning, vomiting and feeling like I’m going to die only lasted a few mins. I’ve had these issues for 27 years, I’m dizzy every single day of my life and when I get the spinning it lasts for months. I can’t get anyone to listen to me to get any help . It’s so severe at times it’s caused me anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts. 😢

[@MrsMarks]

Please keep a food diary and see if you can pinpoint if something you are eating is causing it. Start first with eliminating artificial sweeteners (mentioned in the comments section) and gluten. (FYI: Strong link between gluten, depression and anxiety.) You will feel better eliminating these things from your diet and hopefully you can find the culprit that may be causing your dizziness. Wishing you all the best.

[@sgarrita2561]

So sorry I’ve only dealt for months at a time I can’t imagine decades. I find the various exercises help. Have you tried them? Best to you

[@leza6288]

Stop consuming ALL man made sweeteners immediately. Drink only filtered water without any adaptive s or flavors. Take innovatory of the medications and if you are taking meds to treat dizziness it can cause nausea. Drugs to treat nausea can cause dizziness. There’s no way your body will correct itself you are constantly try to treat each with a medical. I work in healthcare and I ask every patient if they are vaping. The chemicals in vaping will cause dizziness, fogginess, spinning, vomiting. Have you ever been adjusted by a chiropractor? If not look for someone who specializes in vestibule rehab and vertigo. Just a few thoughts. I had vertigo a few years ago so awful I lost a job because I could not get out of bed due to spinning vertigo. I had to stop all anti nausea meds get adjusted 2-3 times a week. Watch the next video in this series! Good luck I wish you luck.

[@alanpascoe5821]

I eliminated caffeine and it solved the problem. Stay well hydrated. Good luck.

[@299marilyn]

My daily diet has been limited beyond measure. I had gallbladder surgery 7 years ago there is very little I am able to eat. I’ve done process of elimination(S) and I truly believe my vertigo is affected by weather and altitude. I absolutely cannot fly and if we have a heavy storm front or overcast it seems the severity of my vertigo is super heightened. I’m just so sick of being sick. When I get severe symptoms and end up on the floor it’s like I’m in a conscious pass out. I hear everything but I get spinning if I attempt to respond and I lose all motor skill, control of the bowel,control of the bladder and projectile vomit repeatedly for 2-5 hours at a time. It’s a tough way to exist and it’s even tougher when help is not attainable.

[@jessp741]

Some times not often but at times I think I am moving but I am not moving. Is that vertigo!

[@beckybramlett3515]

When I get vertigo, I feel like my eyes cross, and I “ list” to ( usually) to the right . When it’s really bad I get very nauseous and the world goes to spinning and it seems to take forever for it to calm down. I can not move, just hold on to whatever I’m holding on to. If I close my eyes , I still can’t move ,I just have to be still till it stops. I take antivert for a while

[@alexvaviloff5934]

have you tried Epley maneuver?it helped me. I had very fast kind of crosseye, lightheadness, when turning my head or eyes fast to the right. I did this procedure and it helped!

[@itsjustme7487]

It's a real pain when you have bed spin and haven't had an alcoholic beverage in two years. I do the Epley maneuvers too.

[@juanavillegasrodriguez5950]

Saludos desde México,me gustaría lo pusieran en español,son muy buenos

[@lboo4687]

Thank you for the video. Agree with previous comments, hoping she addresses Tinnitus and Meniere's with bilateral vertigo and possibly some things that would help, especially for tinnitus. Thank you B and B! long time follower.

[@maggiegarber246]

I am somewhat convinced that my problem is from the medications I take. However, I was diagnosed with BPPV 40 years ago.

[@carolbenson6524]

A couple months ago when I was laying in bed the phone rang and I turned real fast and jumped out of bed..and wow..I was suddenly dizzy and nauseous...so I just sat down and waited about an hour and then I went back to normal. Was scary though. Was the only time I had an experience of vertigo.

[@HarleenMokha]

My mom is experiencing vertigo. I want to know what she can do to treat it at home. Thank you!

[@alexanderheling2057]

It MAY be able to be a eliminated by seeing a chiropractor. If so then it may take a couple sessions to get better. Or one ould try the physical therapy route of the Home Eply Manuever. It seems it's hit and miss for some people but it takes more than one or two times usually to be effective. If that doesn't help and it's more systemic one could consult someone who is certified in Nutrition Response Testing, they can target the problem nearly the best and find a nutritional solution if it's tested for.

[@HarleenMokha]

@@alexanderheling2057 Thank you 🙏

[@michaelmiller1424]

I cleaned the wax out of my ears and my vertigo went away. This has worked both times it has occurred.

[@dagneytaggart7707]

Look up the Epley Maneuver. It is a series of specific head movements to put the inner ear crystals in a position they won't cause the vertigo. It isn't difficult and you could easily help her through it. If BPPV is her problem, this may help. She may need to do it more than once or periodically. It has helped me greatly.

[@billdoty6438]

Hi Marsha, how are you doing? Haven’t heard from you, hope your doing well.

[@k74728]

I get dizziness due to POTS. I'd love to see how you all would help a POTS patient, as I have heard physical therapy can be beneficial to some POTS patients.

[@harminderkaur8127]

I had vertigo for 6 years....drink water ......do not move Ur head right left and bend Ur head down..,..it will cause dizziness.....Al's walk in nature....do eye exercises.....when sleeping do not let flat make Ur pillow higher

[@narcismebelgie]

What a nice lady

[@dougs4given]

Sherry Berry that is the coolest name

[@anyascelticcreations]

I have to agree with Brad. Having Sheri on was nice. I hope Bob is okay. But there has been a level of stress on the show lately that wasn't present today.

[@grsmendoza]

Thank u for this. Where can i watch the home remedy?

[@janetcelestial7726]

I experienced vertigo 2017, 2019 the worse , i never had a chance to get up for 5 days, and 2021. The doctor prescribed betahistine.

[@mikemacdonald1675]

That was great

[@wannabetrucker7475]

Cool 👍🏽

[@DADSGETNDOWN]

Video was edited right after she said she should add something to this, never seen that happen on this channel.

[@ChaiLatte13]

I definitely have the first type. My vertigo is the worst when I'm just sitting doing nothing. It will suddenly hit me. I usually crawl to the bathroom, so I don't fall down or puke. Thankfully I haven't had a bad episode like that for a few months. They have been more mild. I also go deaf in my right ear when it acts up. I have meclizine on my desk and with me at all times.

[@WWarthog798]

Meniere's, almost certainly. See your ENT ASAP...the temporary deafness can become permanent. Low-dose Diazepam also helps.

[@ChaiLatte13]

@@WWarthog798 I could probably get that diagnosis, but every ENT I've seen has been worthless. They insist on doing CT scans and I don't want one, so they don't want to see me. This issue started after I got an ear infection in Jul 2019. Things never got better after that.

[@WWarthog798]

@@ChaiLatte13 What's wrong with getting a CT scan?? No sarcasm...just perplexity.

[@ChaiLatte13]

@@WWarthog798 I've had too many of them and don't want more radiation. CT scans are given out like candy and they are not an insignificant amount. I had an ER doctor tell me not to get another CT scan unless it was an emergency situation. I thought he was joking, but he wasn't. I also don't want one to my head/face because brain cancer runs in my family. I said I'd do an MRI, but the ENT office refused. Never went back.

[@sharonpreston2826]

I had a PHD therapist try fixing my loose crystals several time. It never worked. I get this for awhile and it goes way eventually on it's own.

[@jo.ro1233]

There many types of vertigo and dizziness that have nothing to do with loose crystals.

[@tomevans4402]

My neck is a mess and I’m having some vertigo now, headed to my chiropractor soon. Also three years ago I tore a muscle in my upper back and it’s acting up also.

[@sheriw9755]

I make appt. With my doctor and they send me to a therapist that deals with Vertigo. The doctor prescribes a patch that goes behind my ear so I can drive. Don’t mess with Vertigo my therapist got it the first day. Got the Crystal back where it belonged.

[@anyascelticcreations]

I have been taking Meclazine every day for months now. Without it, the dizziness and nausea was too much to function with. I do have one ear take a break sometimes. It suddenly stops hearing for a few seconds. And something inside the ear twitches. But it's movement that gets me the most. As if I've had something to drink even though I haven't. I'm mostly okay with the Meclazine. But I'm very curious to know what's wrong. A friend of mine has severe Menier's. I really hope it's not that. My ears do ring constantly. They have for most of my life. PS, I've always been very prone to motion sickness. I don't know if that makes me more prone to this or not. I will watch the follow up video.

[@patwarburtonr7488]

Let us put our trust in Jesus Christ. He is our strength and our future. He will guide us through these end times and beyond. 🙏

[@divyasenthil4832]

❤️❤️❤️

[@daylynnestarr3640]

Thank you -- I have been praying for each of these people -- I do whenever I find a video that pertains to health in some way! I encourage you all to do the same -- it will strengthen you also. GOD BLESS YOU ALL! Amen

[@areguapiri]

Go away.

[@judithocasio3367]

I have Vestibular Disorder for years, went for therapy for 6 month did not help. I get light headed everyday.

[@AurelienCarnoy]

Nice

[@juleshung2490]

What is the name of the equipment again please?

[@lul220]

Have you ever come across Motorists vestibular syndrome? I have had this problem for over 10 years. It’s sudden onset disorientation on the highways/ long roads at speed. Seems to be a lot of people with this or something similar.

[@barbaraevans7836]

Yes for about a year now I have been having this. I don’t know what is going on. Please explain more about it. Thanks.