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Originally Posted by mohawkmalli  I work in a Physical Therapy clinic and we actually treat vertigo with therapy. There are numerous reasons that cause it the most common is BPPV or Benign Paraoximal Positional Vertigo for which may be possible for some of you that get vertigo when you move your head. Sometimes this can solve itself but that is not very often. Antibiotics will not help anything with the inner ear and your balance so I am confused as to why he gave you those. You may want to try going to an Ear Nose and Throat Dr. they can usually point you in the right direction to get this taken care of. |
Thank you for the insight. I will keep that in mind. In the past few days, there has been some improvement. I can bend over forward now, and the nausea has subsided. The only thing I can't do yet is tilt my head back.
I've noticed recently that I grind my teeth while I'm sleeping. I wonder if that has anything to do with it since that eustation (sp) tube is so close to the jaw muscles.