Vertigo is a sensation of movement or spinning and has several possible causes. Some conditions respond to vestibular rehabilitation, while others require medical care.
General educational information, not a diagnosis. Clinical review has not been recorded.
What happens during an assessment?
The clinician may ask when dizziness occurs, how long it lasts, whether head movement triggers it and whether hearing or neurological symptoms are present.
What might a care plan include?
For a suitable diagnosed vestibular problem, specific exercises or maneuvers may be used by a properly trained professional.
Questions patients ask
Is vertigo rehabilitation right for me?
There is no one treatment plan that suits everyone. The first step is to review the symptoms, medical history and functional goals, then decide whether physiotherapy, additional medical assessment or a different service is appropriate.
What should I bring to an assessment?
Please bring relevant reports or imaging if you already have them, a current medication list when relevant and a brief description of what daily activities have become difficult. You do not need to obtain scans solely to book a first enquiry.
Safety and next steps
Sudden severe dizziness with difficulty speaking, walking, vision changes or limb weakness requires emergency evaluation.
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