Vertigo
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How can Vertigo be Treated? |
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Epley maneuvers or repositioning maneuvers are used to move the head in a variety of positions and manipulate it to clear debris (crystals) from the semicircular canals and to reduce the inflammation that the debris causes. Diazepam and meclizine are used to reduce the inflammation. If the inflammation is due to viral infection, then anti-viral medicines like acyclovir or valacyclovir are used. |
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Posted by:
vmg25(Guest)
Posted on: 12/16/2012 I'm surrefiing through Vestibular neuritis.Irritation started while talking on cell phone. Does the signal of mobile affects the inner ear?
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Posted on: 10/02/2012 I have suffered from BPPV for many years now...... I have tried the eply maneuver a few times. While I have no insurance and very limited finances. I am not sure I am doing the exercise correctly. It seems to help when I can tolerate doing it, but only for a while. I was admitted to the hospital 2 weeks ago and given valum intravenously that seems to be the only thing to ever actually help. Also it seems I have more, longer lasting, and intense attacks in the fall. Has anyone experienced this?
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Dr. Desh Bandhu Bajpai
Posted on: 01/22/2011 Vertigo can be due to Cervical spondylitis, cervical anomalies, any eye anomaly,ear anomaly, cardiac problem, high and low blood pressure, poor axidation, mental exertion, disturbances of sleep and many more. One should try to detect the actual cause of vertigo.
In fact Vertigo is a symptom of other anomalies present inside the body. reflecting the symptoms of whirling like sensation.
Dr DBBajpai
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katsback(Guest)
Posted on: 02/23/2009 i have vertigo,caused from my ear,that constantly makes noise, effects me more in the winter, alot! thinking of moving some where warm so i wont have it as often. MOTION SICKNESS PILLS ,dont work as good as they use to,im tired of this,hate being sick with it, only relief is to throw-up!
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Posted on: 10/16/2008 Is is curable?
How long time it takes to be cured?
what are the effect and symptoms gradually may occur for long term neglegency?
Is there any precaution to resist or protect? any guide lien?
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Dr. Desh Bandhu Bajpai
Posted on: 01/22/2011 Yes, it is curable, if you use Ayurvedic medicine. The best way is to go for first ETG AyurvedaScan examination and find out what parts of the body is normal and abnormal, then select the proper Ayurvedic medicine for treatment. Along term treatment cures the condition. |