Vertigo (Different Types, Dix-Hallpike Maneuver, Treatment)

[@saurabhshri]

While you made this video for students, as someone who is experiencing these symptoms, this was really helpful. Thank you!

[@Samuel-qc7kg]

Hope you got better, man

[@TheBexExperience]

Came here to say the same thing

[@ClearlyPixelated]

Out here just casually saving med student's lives. Thank you so much!

[@billmoeller8897]

Wish I saw this 6 years ago when I first started having problems with my ear. Balance, dizzy, fullness in the ear. Been to many ENT'S, no one could help. Been on the internet looking for help on my own. This was very informative & maybe will help a little. Big thanks !!!

[@ThatsWhy-]

Increase potassium and chloride and magnesium and manganese with copper, sodium, calcium, adequate water.

[@ThatsWhy-]

Curcumin+black seed oil to just increase the dopamine level so the blood can perfuse than not to infarct.

[@stephanieponkoney445]

Two years late, but how are you now?

[@blackswan1983]

See an ENT or audiologist to rule out a cholesteatoma

[@Hyabusa8]

Great video! Quick note in practice the initial head turn to the left or right depends on which side the othilith is located at presentation.

[@husnainahmed6716]

Was struggling a lot with this topic, thanks so much for explaining it really well man

[@sunmoonstars3879]

Had a heavy cold for past week, streaming nose and this morning I blew it and had the most horrendous vertigo sensation. It freaked me out, however good old Dr YT to the rescue! I believe I have a mild case of labyrinthitis, don’t think I have an infection just excessive inflammation. I shall rest and take some natural anti inflammatories and I’m guessing it will pass as Iget better from the cold. Thanks so much for making this highly informative video, much appreciated.

[@daisyadjorlolo4048]

🤗

[@aramarzumanyan7729]

Exactly the same here, about 20 minutes ago.

[@vertigo1997]

Hopefully you will learn about referrals to vestibular rehab in your rotations. PTs that specialize in treating vertigo and disequilibrium.

[@nadiazafar9488]

Thank you so much. I am preparing for my medical exams and this video was really helpful. Stay blessed

[@daveltn]

Simple and straight to the point. Thanks

[@yassnoir3873]

Only halfway into the video and I'm smiling because I know it's gonna make so much sense once I'm done :)

[@anishsurapaneni4330]

I'm pretty sure that one person who disliked this video had BPPV while watching this video and accidentally hit the dislike instead of the like! Another great explanation! cheers DU!

[@lydia-2053]

My exam is in 3 days, I've been watching your whole channel. Thanks so much dude.

[@damienroland5350]

Did u see alot of things on your exam you learned from videos?

[@DrMorphineAIIMS]

Which exam ? MBBS?

[@DrMorphineAIIMS]

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[@rochellesumeray4213]

Thank you...this assumes the otolyth is in the posterior canals and doesn't tell us which ear...So I would like to know how to diagnose which canal? What are the signs that determine whether the otolyth is in right or left anterior, posterior or horizontal canal?

[@sedraahmad7196]

Thank you for your clear explanation of the topic!

[@mariachiaralarrazabal8823]

This is so high yield! Thank you! And more ENT lectures please

[@juliettepereira5438]

Great job thank u Dr

[@Ricardodickie]

Great information. Quick question.. Does the Epley Maneuver help with BPPV no matter what canal is affected? I've heard of other Maneuvers but not sure if this is the best

[@yeseniaurquilla3703]

Thank you so much!! This video has been super helpful during clinical rotations🙌

[@CheezeCurdler]

This is the best video I've found to self diagnose these problems. Easy to understand. Thank you

[@mikitakesaria2405]

Which side head turned first? If test positive for right.

[@pakistanguides]

Excellent Presentation. Loved Stone Cold's Pay Per View & Men get STV's

[@ianlight9558]

You can put a pillow under the upper back as in epley .

[@MrAlstonbc]

Awesomeness ! Simple and straight to the point 👌🏻 Thank You !!!

[@Ameejack]

Wow this was an excellent video!! Thanks for breaking it down so simple. Great job from a NP student.

[@urgentcaredr]

I’m a Nurse Practitioner student too. 😊this is good for my upcoming exam. We also need to know the diagnostics, etc. 😅 I need to know more than what this video says. Video was okay!

[@frankconley7630]

Very helpful and well done.

[@missswatimahapatra]

would add that labyrinthitis and vestibular neuritis can be differentiated with hearing loss (based on what i've seen on banks) vestibular neuritis NO hearing loss labyrinthitis has hearing loss both are post URI, constant vertigo, n/v, tinnitus

[@oreoluwasolarin7550]

You did an excellent job explaining this.Thank you 👏

[@kumarsaikat2009]

You are a life saver man..

[@gouravsamal2982]

thanks for the info great for understanding vetigo

[@AliA-we2uu]

Very helpful and informative video! Thank you so much!

[@lvidal1968lv]

I appreciate this video ! so helpful and made easy to learn and remember all these conditions thank you 🎉loved it

[@danielcastilo1840]

Thanks for the great video , Dr.

[@francisagyapong7475]

Very good information stop6 me from worrying a lot

[@janetsingson6749]

A simplified video on epley exercise..awesome

[@bonifacemwero9515]

Thanks. Its very helpful to me

[@davidokoli4497]

This is awesome .Thank you

[@42secret42]

This was and excellent break down! Thank you from someone who has just experienced some intense vertigo and the added anxiety that goes with it.

[@vogelvogeltje]

Dude I feel it, I get horrible anxiety attacks with my vertigo.

[@cucumbermelon6166]

I’ve gotta tell my boy A.T. Still to check these vids out so he can kill his boards 😂😂😂

[@MichaelRath]

What is the purpose of the Otolith stones in the Utricle? What normally keeps them from going into the canals? What causes them to go into the canals? Is there one canal that they are more likely to go into?

[@jess1910]

Kudos on the presentation and the pneumonics! 😁

[@salamkhashan4517]

Great explanation

[@amaranathl9864]

very clear explanations thanking you sir

[@alifoeisaac9635]

Made it simple and understanding

[@aadanqarjab8653]

Tnx that made my lyf easy. In ENT

[@andaalka5960]

The truth i like the way how you easily and nicely explaining the topics thank you so much

[@julieseier4201]

I have it and there is no cure for it I have already done the them but didn't help I put goggles on cant fix it I did this some time ago I even take pills for it and liquid

[@nogtah0]

Good 👍

[@biloz2988]

Meclizine is not the only medicine for BPPV. There is also betahistine

[@miggz8016]

Does doing mri see if it is cause by inflammation? What test that can see if it is cause by inflammation

[@waheguruwaheguru9176]

V nicely explained 🏆

[@aureliomartinez2633]

Which Dr to see for dizziness

[@LakshmiLakshmi-zi2vm]

Very informative talk thankyou

[@shwetaguggare1679]

Good information sir. Plz make a vedio on types of bppv I mean depending on semicircular canals. N how to diagnose which canal n which ear is affected. N what eples correction is to be done.

[@chimezieonwurah3433]

Thank you so much for the lecture on vertigo, very beneficial.

[@michaelmascolino4962]

does vertigo also include nausea?

[@mehrmehr71]

thank you Dr , would you please make videos for pressure-volume loops and cardiac cycle or cardiac and vascular function curves?? and lung Important physiology? they are super high yield and need your lovely way of teaching !! thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@inmoneywetrust3292]

Thanks! Can you get both at the same time??

[@aureliomartinez2633]

I went walk in clinic for vertigo and the doctor in turn send me to the ER hospital after CT scan EKG and a very expensive bill send me to my primary doctor that prescribe Sudafed and allergy pills and a pamphlet información about Epley maneuver 5 months later this thing doesn't want to go away once in awhile it gets me but I know now how to deal with it

[@marshatorres6538]

I hav vertigo I’m taking betahistin 24 mgs as needed only I’m 63 I hav experienced 2x only but it took years bfor it happen again I had dis room spinning 2x but d interval it took me yrs bfor it happened again I don’t vomit after d room spinning I’m fine in a few minutes so I hav to go to an EENT THANKS

[@philistinezigurath1368]

good, but what is nistagmo

[@iMaMyst3ry]

Do you have anything for the cerebellum

[@VernonRhem]

What if your hearing and vision are off what us that called

[@ChibiKeruchan]

What Does it means when you do the dix hallpike but they feel the spinning sensation but there is no eye movement on the patient?

[@robinhoman8594]

Frenzle goggles with video record may assist. Potentially nystagmus is habituated or able to use environment to stabilize gaze. Key note is length of time symptoms persist I feel.

[@suomynonaanonymous]

You are just CRANKING THESE OUT 🙏🙏🙏

[@katarinala]

thank you ❤

[@naifabdulaziz9551]

Thanks 🙏

[@g.subhasubha2424]

Thank you very much sir for this video..

[@sindajaafar6913]

thank you so much

[@renatojosediaz1]

Great video!

[@xXx-cm3co]

i think u have to know first which canal you had a problem before u do any maneuver

[@drfareeda3486]

Wonderful

[@SosoSoso-op7wf]

Wawwwoo wonderful video thanks doc

[@vixytori]

Me too! WWF was epic back in the day :P thanks for the vid!!

[@blancaestela4197]

Does this cause passing out without knowing its gonna happen.?

[@sumanuel]

This is great, thank u!

[@amrjad3368]

Good❤

[@shvonned.burkemsncrnpagpcn619]

This was awesome!

[@carollepelletier6385]

my mother succesfuly clear meuniere problem with acupucture

[@matthewchevalier860]

Great job !

[@nirvana1007]

I was having a severe headache and when I turn my head left I feel very dizzy and lead to vomit.

[@thelegion773]

Meniere's mnemonic for Indians is TVS(motorcycle company).

[@loulemon4326]

I have been suffering from peripheral vertigo my issue though is I received a tympanoplasty when I was 9 I am now 29 and it's starting to fail due to outgrowing. What would be a good way to treat?

[@christopherlauw1570]

so good!!

[@sabzzz444]

PLEASE do a video on brainstem nuclei!!!

[@loaadawood403]

Thank u so much 🙏🙏

[@elissakrawczyszyn1914]

How can you admire the anatomical design, then state it evolved by itself? Which computer do you use that evolved undirected by itself?

[@haggeoromero]

That’s because nobody does or says that, you said that so as to have an easy argument to knock down.

[@somediplomat8549]

Now that’s the bottom line coz stone cold said so! If you got book gimme a hell yeah! Great video man! I appreciate your hard work and admire your vision, :-)

[@zeibsyed]

is there a test to separate central and peripheral vertigo?

[@DirtyMedicine]

yes, it's called the HINTS exam www.emra.org/emresident/article/hints-exam/

[@zikri_mucktari]

Thanks

[@GP-tz8dy]

Great Video!!! srsly! THAAANK YOU

[@drashtisony4816]

Yes it is helpful 🤗

[@DannyMercer1993]

as ever superb.

[@doudou8146]

Thank you so much!!

[@howardmontaque8147]

The room spins so hard I cant stay down during the maneuver. I can barely do 20 seconds.

[@34dealer]

Wow you are amazing

[@surajiyer1220]

Amazin video !!

[@sakibulhossain9535]

Excellent ❤❤💝

[@mahtash9655]

Thanku so much, it was great☺️😍

[@hamiltonnewhart3053]

Hey, great video. I have a lowish yield video that I think would be a nice to make. Would make a video on sterilization techniques, infectious precautions, and just random micro stuff like that? I always seem to get at least 1 question on each nbme about this stuff and it's hard to find a good resource on it. Thanks!

[@genegeneralanatomynotesdra1050]

Correct 😊

[@globalfamily8172]

what if you don't observe nystagmus, but reproduce positional vertigo?

[@ctheivagt]

Global Family nystagmus may be imperceptible to the naked eye in many cases. Videonystagmogram testing can detect these subtle movements.

[@felipeguarconi1123]

Great!