What Is Horizontal Canal BPPV?

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...
Top-Shelf Vertigo: What Causes it?

Top-Shelf Vertigo: What Causes it?

Have you ever looked up at the top shelf and started spinning? Maybe in a grocery store or in your own kitchen? I’ve had many patients with top-shelf vertigo. Some even experienced this type of vertigo attack while standing on a step stool, which can be extra...
What Is Viral Vertigo?

What Is Viral Vertigo?

Viral vertigo is one of the most common causes of vertigo, after idiopathic BPPV. Any active virus in the body can cause vertigo, if it affects the inner ear. If hearing is not affected, then viral vertigo is called vestibular neuritis. When hearing is affected, then...
Fears After Recovering from Vertigo

Fears After Recovering from Vertigo

Vestibular physical therapy is very helpful to resolve many types of vertigo. Even after the outcome has resolved the vertigo symptoms, many patients have lingering fears after recovering from vertigo.  In this blog, I will share some common fears I hear from my...

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