What is Meniere's Disease? If you're suffering from hearing loss, dizziness, and ringing in an ear, you may have Meniere's disease. Named after the French physician Prosper Meniere, the first person to figure out that…
Carey DanielsAugust 12, 2022
Huey Lewis & the News Meniere’s Disease, Hearing loss, and Huey Lewis The disorder of the inner ear, Meniere’s disease, can lead to hearing loss and vertigo (Dizzy spells). Although only one ear gets…
Carey DanielsSeptember 25, 2020
Do Night Shifts Increase the Risk of BPPV? Human evolution did not come across the concept of night shift until the American genius Edison invented the electric bulb. Before that, there were occasional…
Carey DanielsAugust 17, 2020
Vertigo is a surprisingly common ailment that affects millions of Americans. Although not a life-threatening condition its effects can change the quality of life for sufferers. Those who live with vertigo deal with discomforts of unexpected spinning, rocking, and tilting sensation that can worsen with head movement. Despite how common vertigo is, many of those who experience vertigo are unaware that physical therapy can be a useful tool to combat vertigo attacks and help them regain their life again. Techniques and frequency of visits to your physical therapist or doctor will depend on the cause of your vertigo. Vertigo can be caused by…
Carey DanielsJuly 8, 2020
Getting the grill fired up this summer season and more outdoor cooking is the highlight of every summer! Cooking summertime classics and family favorites are what summer memories are made of! Make sure that you…
Carey DanielsJune 24, 2020
Making Your Home Safer During Vertigo Attacks Many vertigo sufferers have gone to lengths to make adjustments in their lives and environment to make life with vertigo safer. Making and keeping your home a safe environment and removing falling hazards is every vertigo sufferer's top priority. Aiming to keep hallways clear of clutter, rearrange your furniture to avoid tripping hazards, bathrooms safe from slipping accidents, and hallways…
Carey DanielsMay 15, 2020
Chances are the majority of the public has heard the term vertigo, but how many understand what vertigo is? Some people believe vertigo is a spinning sensation at high altitudes, or heights. Others understand it to be dizziness. The term vertigo has been used as a blanketed term for so long that it’s lost its medical meaning in the general public. As vertigo affects millions of Americans, millions more do not understand how debilitating living with chronic vertigo can be. As an invisible ailment, vertigo can be difficult…
Carey DanielsApril 18, 2020
Most Americans will agree that they have struggled with fall asleep at some point in their life, it seems like a simple task, but when you suffer from vertigo any simple task can…
Carey DanielsMarch 15, 2020
You remember your first vertigo attack, the day it happened, where it happened and how you hoped it was a fluke, a one-time dizzy spell. You never expected this experience to become a new reality,…
Carey DanielsFebruary 3, 2020