How to Get Rid of Nausea From Vertigo
TL;DR Vertigo may cause nausea for some patients because the inner ear sends incorrect motion signals to the brain. Immediate relief focuses on stabilizing the head, reducing visual motion, calming the nervous system, and staying hydrated. Medication can also be...
How Long Does Vertigo Recovery Take? Why Treatment Takes Time
TL;DR – How Long Does Vertigo Recovery Take? Most vertigo conditions do not resolve in a single visit. Vertigo recovery time depends on the diagnosis, severity, and individual response to treatment. While some patients improve within one to three sessions (such as...
Does Anxiety Cause Vertigo? Understanding the Link Between Anxiety and Dizziness
It’s very common for patients to be told that their dizziness or vertigo is caused by anxiety. In some cases, that may be partly true — but it’s not always the full story. Why Anxiety Is Often Blamed for Vertigo (even When It’s Not the Real Cause) Doctors sometimes...
Parent Had an ER Visit for Vertigo? Here Are 5 Important Next Steps
Did your parent recently have an ER visit for vertigo? After hours of tests, maybe they were diagnosed with “vertigo” and sent home with prescriptions like meclizine for dizziness and ondansetron for nausea. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. I recently spoke...
What Is Horizontal Canal BPPV?
Update: 6/15/25 – Some More Insight Whenever I have motion-activated symptoms triggered by reading, driving, and rolling onto one or both side sides in bed, I screen myself very carefully for horizontal canal BPPV. I refer to the jittery feeling in my eyes as...Have You Seen? Over 3 Million views!
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