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woodsprite

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2. My hubby had excellent results with the Epley Maneuver.

Sat Apr 26, 2025, 09:46 PM

Apr 26

His Dr wanted to prescribe tranquilizers for him which would have kept him doped up but not feeling the nausea and dizziness. I had been reading about the Epley Maneuver and asked if he could try that first. She said if I could find a PT place that did it, she’d prescribe a trial. I found our Uniersity PT clinic did it. After 2 sessions, the vertigo was totally gone. It repositions the “ballast” in the inner ear that has been displaced and was causing his vertigo.

Sending healing thoughts your way.

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Anybody for vertigo? [View all] cyclonefence Apr 26 OP

NOT entertaining. elleng Apr 26 #1

Oh my cyclonefence Apr 27 #14

No problem with flippancy, I'm glad your condition easily resolved. elleng Apr 27 #15

My hubby had excellent results with the Epley Maneuver. woodsprite Apr 26 #2

This is my solution too. Croney Apr 26 #5

I had severe holding onto the walls vertigo. Afraid cbabe Apr 26 #3

Related: motion sickness. usonian Apr 26 #4

Another vote for the Epley luv2fly Apr 26 #6

Epley for me too - it works. jmbar2 Apr 26 #7

Epley Maneuver FTW Lulu KC Apr 26 #8

If you are taking medications for - werdna Apr 26 #9

It's also a side effect of cholesterol meds womanofthehills May 31 #16

My BPPV has been resolved since 2022 LastDemocratInSC Apr 27 #10

Another Epley voter plus Bonnine pills have helped also bottomofthehill Apr 27 #11

I use seasickness patches when I have it. maptap22 Apr 27 #12

I just began to experience episodes of vertigo over the last two months Mike 03 Apr 27 #13