vertigo and dizziness treatment

Vertigo can make you feel dizzy or like you are about to pass out, but it doesn’t feel like everything around you is moving.  Usually, this feeling of dizziness goes away when you lie down. Vertigo is the feeling that you or everything around you is moving when nothing is actually moving. Feeling like you …

Vertigo is a subjective sensation of movement in the environment that can range from mild, fleeting episodes to severe, persistent episodes. Often, vertigo is accompanied by nausea, vomiting, discomfort, hearing loss, tinnitus (ringing in the ears), and a feeling of fullness or pressure in the ear. It can result from a variety of underlying causes, …

Vertigo can be a debilitating condition that can significantly impact a person’s quality of life. However, upper cervical chiropractic care offers a natural and effective solution. By addressing imbalances in the upper cervical spine, this specialized approach can help relieve dizziness, regardless of its underlying cause. Most people think of dizziness as an inner ear …

Vertigo is a feeling of lightheadedness or imbalance, and vertigo characterized by a spinning or off-balance sensation. Vertigo can stem from a variety of conditions: What is the purpose of upper cervical chiropractic? Upper cervical chiropractors focus on ensuring proper alignment of the atlas and axis vertebrae. These adjustments are gentle and precise, and aim to: The evaluation …

Stress has a powerful effect on our minds and bodies, and if stress is not properly managed, it can significantly reduce our quality of life. Why does stress make you dizzy? Stress can cause dizziness or worsen existing symptoms of dizziness in some people. When we feel stressed, our bodies often produce hormones such as …

Some people get a stress headache at the end of a long day or feel anxious when they have to meet a deadline. But for others, stress can lead to dizziness. That’s because stress can affect the parts of your brain and inner ear that help you maintain your balance. When you’re stressed, your body …

Feeling dizzy, disoriented, or nauseous is the last thing you need when your busy life is wearing you out. Dizziness can make everyday activities like walking, driving, or even standing still very difficult or impossible. So, you need to relax to reduce the stress and dizziness it can cause. Here are 12 top options that …

Seasonal changes not only cause changes in temperature, but also increase symptoms of dizziness and lightheadedness. Cold weather and rainy conditions are common triggers for balance disorders, vestibular problems, and conditions such as Meniere’s disease or migraine-related vertigo. How Does Cold Weather Make Dizziness Worse? Cold weather can affect the body’s circulatory system, inner ear …

Vertigo is described as the inability to perceive one’s position in space and the feeling that one or the surroundings are spinning. Vertigo has many causes, including temperature and climate factors. Especially on hot days, high temperatures can make the condition worse. The 5 main causes of dizziness in hot weather are: 1. Dehydration Dehydration is …

Reducing salt intake is widely recommended for many people with vertigo, as it is thought to reduce endolymphatic pressure.  Reducing salt intake may help reduce the frequency and severity of Meniere’s attacks. There is a strong belief that Meniere’s disease is related to excess pressure of sodium-rich fluid (called endolymph) in the inner ear. It …