by Dr. Kim Bell, DPT | Sep 19, 2026 | BPPV, Dizziness, The Bell Method, Vertigo, Vestibular Rehabilitation
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...
by Dr. Kim Bell, DPT | Aug 27, 2026 | Blogs, BPPV, Clinical Practice, Dizziness, FAQs, Physical Therapy, The Bell Method, Vertigo, Vestibular Rehabilitation
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...
by Dr. Kim Bell, DPT | Jun 21, 2026 | Blogs, BPPV, Dizziness, Geriatric Fall Prevention, Physical Therapy, The Bell Method, Vertigo, Vestibular Rehabilitation, Walking Stability
TL;DR Anxiety after vertigo can sometimes develop or persist even when the spinning has resolved. In some cases, lingering mild to moderate vestibular dysfunction may contribute to symptoms such as anxiety while driving, visual motion sensitivity, discomfort in...
by Dr. Kim Bell, DPT | Feb 20, 2026 | Blogs, Clinical Practice, Dizziness, FAQs, Physical Therapy, The Bell Method, Vertigo, Vestibular Rehabilitation
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...
by Dr. Kim Bell, DPT | Jan 22, 2026 | Blogs, BPPV, Clinical Practice, Dizziness Rolling Over, Geriatric Fall Prevention, The Bell Method, Vestibular Rehabilitation
TL;DR – BPPV in Bedbound Patients BPPV in bedbound patients can cause intense vertigo, fear, nausea, and loss of mobility, especially during rolling or position changes in a hospital or electric bed. These symptoms are often mistaken for dementia, anxiety, or general...
by Dr. Kim Bell, DPT | Jan 15, 2026 | Blogs, BPPV, Clinical Practice, Dizziness, Dizziness Lying Down, Dizziness Rolling Over, Kimberley Bell, DPT, Nystagmus, Physical Therapy, The Bell Method, Vertigo, Vestibular Rehabilitation
Traditional BPPV typically causes spinning vertigo symptoms and robust nystagmus during BPPV testing. However, I see a lot of patients who have not gotten answers or relief with traditional vertigo health care. BPPV without Spinning In many so-called atypical vertigo...