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Dr. Bell is Here to Help!Dr. Kim Bell, PT, DPT is a Doctor of Physical Therapy, book author, and highly sought-after expert in dizziness and vertigo with over 20 years of experience. She is Certified in Clinical Vestibular Competency through Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. Dr. Bell wants to help you get your life back!
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Normal MRI But Still Dizzy? Why Vertigo Can Be Missed
If your MRI, bloodwork, and other medical tests came back normal but you’re still dizzy, that doesn’t mean your symptoms aren’t real. Many causes of dizziness and vertigo are identified through a detailed history and specialized examination of the vestibular system...
Reducing Inflammation After Vestibular Neuritis: Where Do You Start?
TL;DR: To reduce inflammation after vestibular neuritis, start with your healthcare team. A vestibular ENT or Otoneurologist, vestibular physical therapist, and primary care provider can help determine whether medications, dietary changes, supplements, lifestyle...
Do You Need an MRI Before Vestibular Physical Therapy?
TL;DR: A brain MRI is not always necessary before vestibular physical therapy for vertigo. When symptoms are consistent with BPPV and no concerning signs are present, clinical evaluation may be appropriate before imaging. A patient experiencing vertigo recently...
Dr. Bell wants to help you get your life back!
Navigating the Health Care System as a Dizzy Patient is written for anyone who feels lost or overwhelmed by ongoing dizziness or vertigo. Drawing from both her personal experience as a former dizzy patient and her professional expertise, Dr. Kim Bell, PT, DPT explains why dizziness is so often misunderstood and delayed by a lack of true root-cause evaluation. This practical, empowering guide helps readers understand what happens after serious causes are ruled out, how to advocate for better care, and how to navigate referrals, testing, and treatment with confidence—so they can finally move forward and get their lives back.
