The 3 Balance Systems (Vertigo & Dizziness)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- When you feel unsteady or off balance, what is the root cause? Knowing how your 3 balance systems work is the answer to your question.
In this video, I'll explain how your 3 balance systems work in harmony to keep you feeling steady.
And when one of the systems goes out of whack, identifying and treating the proper system is where you start to make progress.
Please leave a comment or question below. Thanks for watching!
- Luke Gordon, DPT
Doctor of Physical Therapy & Owner of Gordon Physical Therapy
www.gordonphys...
My son has been having spells most of his life and doctors cant solve it. He will get unprovoked and sudden extreme dizziness, sensitively to light, loss of body strength, and will get pale and warm sweaty skin. After this he will fall asleep to only wake up to throw up and then will go back to sleep. This lasts about 10-14 hours. We have neurology tests and ENT and they cant seem to solve it.
That sounds awful! I'm not sure what that would be... have you tried working with any Naturopaths? Maybe they can help figure out if there are any environmental factors involved.
My vertigo is nt going away, i have tried so many manuaevers kindly tell me wt to do as this issue has taken away th peace of my life
Do you have access to a PT or doctor who treats vertigo? If you're not having success on your own, I'd look for some help if possible.
great video. what are the causes for the 2nd point sensation?
I have been feeling dizzy, imbalance recently, and I have no idea why? last night I went to play soccer hoping to get better, but I couldn't keep my balance, had pain and pressure on top and front of my head, my feet were tight, always afraid that I might miss my next step, I still have no idea why? is it because of my neck? my vision? my inner ear? just where to start? :(
The most common thing we see with decreased sensation is neuropathy, which I doubt you're experiencing. If the dizziness and imbalance have started recently, you might start with some basic things, like ruling out a sinus infection, the inner ear, and possibly your neck. I'd try to figure out the cause of the pressure on the top and front of your head. I hope that helps! - Luke
Thank you So Much for the reply. I will go and see a doctor to check my sinus infection and inner ear. I really appreciate it.
can't wait to see more videos.
You're quite welcome! I hope you're doing well :-) - Luke
@@imadtw hey how are you? Any progress? I have same problem and it is from loss of lordosis in neck (loss of neck curve)