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How to stop bppv Videos
- 1. Testing Yourself for BPPV
- 2. DizzyFIX Home Treatment for Vertigo due to BPPV
- 3. Animated Rotary Nystagmus During a Claymation Dix-Hallpike Test for BPPV
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Testing Yourself for BPPV
Mike from ATI Physical Therapy in Munster South, IN gives helpful tips to test yourself for Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, or BPPV. Stop into a clinic and ...
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manzanaverde
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on 27 Nov 2015
I get light headed with both sides but the right seems the worst..I get the
light headed feeling when I bend over..
bighomienigga
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on 17 Oct 2013
dang i think i have it :(
DizzyFIX Home Treatment for Vertigo due to BPPV
//www.clearwaterclinical.com/dizzyfix -- DizzyFIX is a device for self-treatment of BPPV, Vertigo and dizziness caused by BPPV. The DizzyFIX guides the ...
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Mo Kravat
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on 18 Oct 2014
how do you know which side the bppv is on- I understand that you have to
start on one side depending which side the problem is on- how do u
determine that
Gavin Elster
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on 30 Jul 2015
+Mo Kravat >>>> Get Rid Of Dizziness The Secret Method That Helps For Sure>>vertigostop.blogspot.fr
Clearwater Clinical Limited
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on 10 Nov 2014
To determine the side on which you have symptoms you need to lie down quickly with your head turned to one side (ideally with a pillow under your shoulders). If that causes vertigo then you need to treat that side. If there is no vertigo then try doing the same thing looking towards the other side. This is called the DIx-Hallpike maneuver.
Animated Rotary Nystagmus During a Claymation Dix-Hallpike Test for BPPV
This is an animated depiction of rotary (torsional) nystagmus during a positive Dix-Hallpike test for BPPV which was done in claymation or stop motion animation ...
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webiocosm
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on 11 Sep 2010
@jswensson - I am not sure if you are arguing against something you have
seen in the video or if you are trying to clear something up for someone
specifically. I assume that by periferic you mean peripheral. In that case,
the problem with your statement is that BPPV is a peripheral cause of
vertigo. BPPV causes rotational nystagmus which is what I have demonstrated
above. If you feel that I have made any false statements or representations
please help me clear this up. Thanks for visiting.
webiocosm
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on 14 Dec 2010
@kmedlej - Okay thanks. I am no expert, I only see this problem 1 or 2
times per month in my clinic. I will just say that I intended to depict a
rotational nystagmus which is what occurs in BPPV. In the video, there is
some minimal vertical movement of the eye because I did not use the exact
center of the pupil as the axis of rotation. If you look only at the pupil,
it appears to move mostly vertically, looking at the rest of the eye, you
can see the rotation. Thanks for your input.
EgertonYDavisIV
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on 06 Mar 2011
@webiocosm The animation correctly shows upbeating torsional nystagmus as
one would expect in BPPV affecting the posterior semicircular canal (about
90% of BPPV). Purely horizontal nystagmus is only seen in BPPV when the
lateral canal is affected. When the anterior canal is affected downbeating
torsional nystagmus is seen. Central causes may exhibit purely torsional or
purely vertical nystagmus.
webiocosm
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on 11 Sep 2010
@jswensson - With BPPV, a peripheral problem, the nystagmus is rotational
as demonstrated in my video.
Rentfree
commented
on 19 Jul 2010
Pretty sure this video inspired me to look into nystagmus..... I am fucking
enthralled!
Alberto Sigfrido
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on 03 Oct 2010
Wow... now i get it! Thanks!
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benallal hassan
commented
on 03 Nov 2015
rebi aye khalikom mofida had alevidyo bezaf
صحة أناقة و جمال
commented
on 03 Nov 2015
+benallal hassan lah ybarak fik (y)
Pentalshrgyh ع
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on 02 Nov 2015
يسلمو ع الفيديو مفيد جدا ربي يوفقك
صحة أناقة و جمال
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on 02 Nov 2015
+Pentalshrgyh ع اميين حببتي <3
Top 3 Signs Your Vertigo is BPPV (Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo)
Famous Physical Therapists Bob Schrupp and Brad Heineck go over the Top 3 signs your vertigo is BPPV or Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo. For right ...
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Maurie F
commented
on 16 Nov 2015
My ENT specialist who diagnosed mine and treated it and then sent me to a
physios for more treatment who did the Epley on several occasions and gave
me a handout to continue for two weeks until the Vertigo goes completely. I
still get it and need to go back to the exercises. I asked him what causes
it and he said three things, Head trauma, Prolonged bed ridden and the last
is the best Bad Luck.
physicaltherapyvideo
commented
on 16 Nov 2015
+Maurie F I like his answer- "bad luck" sorry you are going through this- hope you get some good luck.
Karen Bashaw
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on 05 Nov 2015
What can make these particles become dislodged?
Thank you
physicaltherapyvideo
commented
on 05 Nov 2015
+Karen Bashaw This can vary, and sometimes not even evident why. But can be from after trauma to the head, or after a bout of an illness.
mikael sandberg
commented
on 03 Nov 2015
Hej
If ones collarbone get to close to the first rib
after a fall, and becomes dislocated ?
Is there anything one can do, to get it back in the right place ?
Tricky Question I know..
physicaltherapyvideo
commented
on 05 Nov 2015
+mikael sandberg Sorry, but this is a specific case scenario, I think you need x rays and a good Dr for this question. Best wishs
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