Almost half of the population will experience vertigo at some point in their life, usually affecting more women than men, according to UCSF Health.
Aashini Patel said vertigo kept her from moving her head to one side.
“I also see a neurological population. So, people who have Multiple Sclerosis or Parkinson’s, they’ve had a stroke, they’ve had a brain injury,” said Allison Teheng, another physical therapist. “It’s caused by little calcium carbonate crystals that gets dislodged in the inner ear, and we see them, we maneuver them back in place and the patient feels 100% better when we’re done,” Jackson said.Quick movements onto your sideExercises can push the crystals back in place, according to Jackson. Contrary to what feels right, patients are expected to feel the room spin during these exercises because Jackson said that means it’s working.
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