Vertigo Dizziness
What is Vertigo Dizziness?
Sensation of spinning or dizziness, often associated with inner ear issues, vestibular disorders, or neurological conditions.
Vertigo Dizziness
Understanding Vertigo/Dizziness:
Dizziness and vertigo impact 45% of individuals at some point, with various causes such as BPPV, vestibular neuritis, or blood pressure changes. Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV), a common cause, induces a sudden spinning sensation.
Symptoms:
Sudden sensation of spinning or a feeling that the inside of the head is spinning.
Common Causes:
Sport injuries, car accidents, instability of the neck from previous injury, head trauma, and infections contribute to vertigo and dizziness.
Effective Treatments:
Epley’s Maneuver:
In-clinic technique to address BPPV, reducing vertigo symptoms.
Acupuncture/Dry Needling:
Alternative therapies to address underlying causes, offering relief for vertigo and dizziness.
Strengthening of Neck Muscles:
Engaging in exercises to strengthen neck muscles, promoting stability and reducing vertigo.
Posture Correction/Education:
Implementing strategies to improve posture and educate on preventing neck strain related to vertigo.
Chiropractic Adjustments:
Professional spinal adjustments addressing neck instability and contributing factors, aiding in vertigo relief.
Massage Therapy:
Therapeutic massage interventions to reduce muscle tension and alleviate discomfort associated with vertigo and dizziness.
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What makes our clinic unique?
At our clinic, we pride ourselves on a distinctive healthcare experience. Our uniqueness lies in the fusion of personalized care, innovative treatments such as BioFlex therapy, and a steadfast dedication to understanding and addressing the individual needs of our patients, fostering optimal health, and facilitating a comprehensive journey to recovery.
What to expect during your appointment?
Anticipate a comprehensive and personalized experience during your appointment, where our dedicated team will attentively address your concerns, discuss tailored treatment plans, and guide you towards a path of optimal health and well-being.
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9:30 am to 7:00 pm
Friday
9:30 am to 3:00 pm
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Does Laser Therapy do?
Laser therapy emits low level laser light to accelerate and promote healing, relieve pain of damaged tissue, and help to reduce inflammation. Laser therapy also helps with the collagen production in the body, which forms connective tissue. Collagen is important for our skin, bones, muscles, tendons, and overall body function.
How will Interferential Current (IFC) help?
Electrotherapy focuses on relieving pain, increasing blood flow, reducing swelling, and improving the healing process. IFC can help with the range of motion and restore mobility of muscles of injured areas.
Why Does Moist Heat help?
Using a moist heat pack helps target deep into the tissues, as well as increasing circulation around the injured area. This type of heat helps loosen tight muscles and improve mobility, therefore helping the body to heal faster.
What is a therapeutic Ultrasound?
Ultrasounding an affected area uses ultrasonic waves and tiny vibrations to improve pain and increase blood flow and circulation. Ultrasound therapy helps promote the healing of tissues and swelling of an affected area.
What is Patient Education?
At All Injury Management our team works hard to help our patients understand their own recovery process. We thrive everyday to teach proper techniques of exercise, as well educating patients on risks and benefits of our services.
Why is physical exercise important?
We offer a variety of ways for the body to move; like cardio equipment, free weights, cable machines and more! Physical exercise helps rebuild lost muscle and regain strength from an injury. Exercise helps with our endurance, as we safely build strength after an injury, the faster the healing process becomes.
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