Introduction Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo is a very common form of vertigo, which occurs particularly with jerky rotational movements. It is caused by small crystals that get stuck in the human auditory canals, thus disturbing the flow of the endolymph located there and leading to paresthesia. We perceive these sensations as dizziness. Exercises There are … Exercises against positional vertigo
Semont maneuver The patient sits upright on a couch or couch and looks in the direction of the examiner. Now the patient turns his head 45 degrees to the healthy side so that the affected side is facing the examiner. The examiner now shifts the patient very quickly to the lateral position, so that the … Semont maneuver | Exercises against positional vertigo
How often should the exercises be performed? Many patients wonder how often they should perform the described exercises. It should be noted that, as a rule, there is a chance of success of almost 100% after the first performance. Only in individual cases is repetition necessary. If the dizziness persists after the second and third … How often should the exercises be performed? | Exercises against positional vertigo
