If you have been told you have vertigo, there is a good chance someone also told you it was “crystals in your inner ear.” You may have been handed a printout of exercises, or had a provider tip your head back on an exam table and roll you to one side. For...
If you have Meniere’s disease, you’ve probably already asked this question — or something close to it. You’ve been through the ENT appointments, the low-sodium diet, the diuretics. Maybe steroid injections. Maybe a procedure. And the episodes keep...
You had vertigo once, and it passed. Then it came back. Maybe it’s been happening for months — or years. You turn over in bed and the room spins. You stand up too fast and have to grab the wall. You’re afraid to drive. You cancel plans. You stop telling...
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