Are you in need of vertigo relief?
Bridge Physical Therapy is the solution!
Do you find yourself getting dizzy doing everyday tasks? Do you find it hard to focus on one thing for long periods or feel tired, lightheaded, or nauseous? You may be experiencing vertigo. At Bridge Physical Therapy, in South Ogden, UT, our physical therapists can evaluate your condition and help you find relief, sometimes in a matter of minutes!
People who experience vertigo typically report an overwhelming sensation of feeling off balance. It can make you feel like you’re moving or spinning even though you are at rest. If severe, the condition can cause sweating and even nausea or vomiting. Others may have problems focusing their eyes or have ringing in their ears.
Make an appointment with Bridge Physical Therapy to find long-term vertigo relief.
How to identify symptoms of vertigo
Vertigo is often the result of an imbalance in your inner ear, also known as the “vestibular system.” Your vestibular system helps you maintain your balance and center of gravity by sending messages to your brain regarding the position you are in or the movements you are performing.
When the vestibular system is impaired, the messages to your brain are altered, and your movement becomes affected. You may feel like the world is spinning around you, you can’t focus your vision for prolonged periods, or you can’t stand/move appropriately without feeling like you’ll topple over.
Vertigo is a natural reaction when your body’s equilibrium is disrupted. This isn’t easy to manage because it interferes with your daily routine and way of life.
In more severe cases, vertigo can be a sign of medical conditions that need to be assessed immediately by a medical practitioner.
Keep a close watch out for the following symptoms:
- Vomiting and nausea
- Dual vision
- Sweating
- Abnormal eye movements
- Weakness in the arms and legs
- Vision and communication difficulties
- Inability to concentrate or maintain alertness
If you recognize these symptoms, you should consult a South Ogden, UT physical therapist as soon as possible. Please click here to schedule an appointment with Bridge Physical Therapy.
What’s causing my vertigo?
How can I find vertigo relief?
There are several possible causes of vertigo. Some common causes of vertigo include:
Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)
This is the most common cause of vertigo. It occurs when the tiny calcium crystals located in your ears become dislodged and move around to different parts of the ear that they are not supposed to be in.
Meniere’s disease
This condition occurs when fluid builds up in your ear(s). This typically includes ringing sounds in the ear and sudden waves of dizziness/vertigo that may last for hours. You may also experience momentary hearing loss.
Vestibular neuritis
This is an inner-ear infection that can cause vertigo.
Migraines
Migraines can impact your vestibular system, and may be coupled with sensitivities to light or sound, or may also impair your vision.
Stroke
A stroke affects movement in your whole body. If you recently suffered a stroke, you may experience waves of vertigo which may linger for extended periods of time.
Regardless of the source of your vertigo, our team of physical therapists at Bridge Physical Therapy in South Ogden, UT can get to the root of the problem and provide cutting-edge treatments so you can find relief, once and for all!
Are you ready to get rid of your vertigo?
Contact our South Ogden, UT physical therapy clinic for vertigo relief!
Vertigo can interfere with your daily activities and make even the simplest tasks difficult. Fortunately, physical therapy can resolve most cases. Our physical therapists at Bridge Physical Therapy have a wealth of experience diagnosing and treating vertigo.
Our specialists will assess your condition and make treatment recommendations to address your concerns while restoring your function and providing lasting relief. Schedule an appointment with our South Ogden, UT physical therapy clinic so that we can help you get back on your feet, steady and secure!
Your Next Steps…
Request An Appointment
Receive A Custom Treatment Plan
Work Hard and Progress In Your Recovery
Recover & Enjoy Life Pain-Free!