Vertigo & Dizziness Treatment

Treatment for vertigo and dizziness are based on the cause of each condition. The first step is to diagnose and then treat cause. Fortunately, vertigo and dizziness are often easily diagnosed and treated. Medications such as antihistamines and... Full Answer

Strong evidence supporting the use of homeopathy as a treatment for vertigo is lacking. More studies are needed. You should read product labels, and discuss all therapies with a qualified healthcare provider. Natural Standard information does not... Full Answer

Traditionally, vertigo treatment has depended on something called the Epley maneuver, which is a series of motions (usually requiring two people) that are designed to get the ear's fluid and particles back in the right position. When such... Full Answer

Vertigo is a sensation of motion, typical of seasickness and often described as spinning, turning, rocking, or floating. At times it may be severe enough to prevent the person from standing or walking. Treatment with medication is generally effective,... Full Answer

The most commonly prescribed medication for BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo) is meclizine, which does have the side effect of drowsiness.  There are other options for treatment of this condition, including "repositioning exercises", which... Full Answer

There are many reasons that we might feel dizzy or lightheaded, and feeling dizzy and seeing double at the same time may be the sign of a very serious medical condition. First, identify your sensation of dizziness. Vertigo is the feeling of being in... Full Answer

There may be alternative treatment options to help you manage your central vertigo and dizziness. Alternative treatment options will depend upon the cause behind your vertigo or dizziness. In some cases, a series of head movements can help alleviate... Full Answer

Alternative treatment options will depend upon the cause of your objective vertigo and dizziness. Until the cause is treated, you may be able to avoid triggering your vertigo or dizziness. For example, avoid moving your head in certain ways, or sitting... Full Answer

Alternative treatment options for vertigo and dizziness will vary and be based on the cause of each condition. For example, in place of medications canalith repositioning maneuvers such as the Epley maneuver are commonly used to treat vertigo caused by... Full Answer

Alternative treatment options will depend upon the cause of your subjective vertigo and dizziness. Until the cause is treated, you may be able to avoid triggering your vertigo or dizziness. For example, avoid moving your head in certain ways, or sitting... Full Answer