Vertigo Cures

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Hello– Absolutely check out www.mayoclinic.com/vertigo
Actually I too was just seen for having Vertigo, I was so scared I had a brain tumor or something, my head was just spinning when I would role over or getting out of bed, walking, etc. It was really starting to scare me, so then I called my neurologist and he said that it sounded more like vertigo and to see a physical therapist. But also, its only a few Physical therapist (rehab therapist) that treat for vertigo , so what you would first need is to get to your family doc and get a request from him/her.
When I first saw my therapist they put this set of goggles over my eyes and have you look at this camera. They take all sorts of test. Then they laid me back and out me in all kinds of positions with my head and I totally got so dizzy. And I said OMG im dizzy….and she said, ok don’t worry, well now we know that you don’t have a tumor , you have the vertigo. (Because I was so worried of a tumor or something serious) . She said Im going to move you in different ways and what this is going to do is put what is called “Crystals” back in place” and after they did that, and a few more treatments again , I was back to normal………..do the research about it on mayoclinic and that has it all has well. I hope this helps and I hope you get better soon!!!

Vertigo is related with the disease in the patients who are having problems in the posterior semicircular canals of the inner ear. This area in medical term is known as vestibular labyrinth area of the area. There is the continuous sensation of spinning, whirling or moving in the surrounding among the patient of vertigo. Due to this abnormal sensation the patient of vertigo suffer from loss of imbalance or a feeling of nausea which may grow to acute stage.

Some of the common causes of vertigo

1. Vision problems
2. In the posterior semicircular when there is free floating calcium carbonate
3. Motion sickness
4. Anemia
5. Calcium disorders
6. Thyroid disease
7. Brain tumors
8. Cardiac conditions
9.Acute head injury
10. Insufficient blood supply to the brain
11. Diabetes
12. High cholesterol
13. High blood pressure

Various home remedies are available to reduce the symptom of vertigo.

1. Make a solution by soaking 1 tsp of amla powder with 1 tsp of coriander seeds. Leave them over night. Next morning strain it and add half tsp sugar and drink the solution. This remedy is very effective for reducing the problem of vertigo.

2. To reduce the affect of vertigo soak 2 tsp wheat grain, 1 tsp poppy seeds, 8 almonds, 8 water melon seeds. Make a fine paste of the above ingredients. Take I tsp of ghee and heat it, fry 2 cloves in this ghee and add to the paste. Mix this paste with the milk and drink every day at least for a week. It is an effective remedy which helps in reducing the problem of vertigo.

3. Restrict the drinking of coffee and increase the intake of protein products. You must also avoid the intake of alcohol and always prefer to have low sodium diet. Following this simple diet habits shows an effective result among the patient of vertigo.

4. Another effective remedy for vertigo is the intake of strawberries. As strawberries are rich in vitamin c in comparison to orange juice. So take lots of strawberry in addition to a cup of yoghurt and some milk and almond also. It is yummy and tasty also and it is effective also to reduce the complications caused by vertigo.

5. Dizziness due to vertigo is also reduced by taking a mixture of black pepper, salt and lemon juice.

6. Some massage and exercises are also very effective for reducing the affect of vertigo.

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I meet many interesting people while traveling. For both business and personal reasons I travel a lot. As I was always eager to speak to new people, i will someway start a conversation that had lead to many interesting information’s.

A common topic of discussion that comes up is vertigo. I have heard from many people who say that travel (both air and car) either causes their vertigo or that it makes it worse.

What does vertigo mean? It means spinning or whirling that is due to the disturbance in the balance of equilibrium. Vertigo is not considered as a disease, it’s a mere symptom. There are no certain conditions that cause vertigo and the cause is not always known.

Vertigo’s symptoms can include dizziness but not everyone with dizziness (lightheadedness) has vertigo. Vertigo is most often caused from a disorder in the peripheral vestibular system (inner ear structures). It can also be a result of a disorder in the central vestibular system (brainstem, cerebellum, vestibular nerve).

I have also noted that people who have a problem with height do not fear flying. Many people link vertigo to fear of height due to the Alfred Hitchcock movie. This is linked because both the symptoms are similar dizziness and nausea.

The impact of this kind of vertigo will for some minutes. The major cause of this vertigo is due to sudden head movements. BPPV is the most common form of vertigo among all the vertigos.

Symptoms can include: nystagmus (shaking of the eye), nausea, vomiting and sweating. The attacks can stop or improve after a few weeks or months. However in some cases, they can persist for longer. Your doctor can correctly diagnose you and recommend special head and neck exercises to help prevent the onset of vertigo.

Many people who suffer vertigo do not suffer from travel, but they suffer from the way they keep the position of their head. And this what triggers the symptoms.

Alcohol can induce temporary vertigo and should therefore be avoided if flying and especially if driving.

Although not as common, psychogenic vertigo is vertigo caused by a psychological disorder such as anxiety or panic disorder. If suffering from this disorder, traveling could initiate or make symptoms worse.

What most travelers suffer from is motion sickness. The motion of travel can affect the parts of the inner ear that help control balance. This happens most when traveling by boat but can by auto and plane travel.

Just like vertigo the symptoms are pretty quick. The symptoms include nausea, dizziness, headache, cold sweats, hyperventilation (which could lead to faintness) and usually vomiting.

You can help prevent motion sickness by: keeping your gaze steady and head as still as possible, not smoking, not drinking, not reading, and getting fresh air.

There are many medicines that are available to treat motion sickness. But these medicines might cause drowsiness in children and infants may agitate.

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