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2 main types of VR ( Vestibular Rehab) Exercises to help decrease dizziness and improved balance. These exercises are useful to help with dizziness experienced after a concussion as well.
A) Theories and goals behind VR Exercises
a) VOR ( Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex) – coordinating eye & head movement
b) VSR (Vestibulospinal Reflex) – coordinating head & body movement
B) Adaptation Exercises – VOR ( 4:08 – 6:50)
a) Eye movements between 2 targets
b) Eye movements to track a moving target
c) Fixed gaze on a target during head movements
d) Fixed gaze on target with the opposite movement of target and head
C) Habituation Exercises – VSR and integration of all the systems (6:50 onward)
1) Lying to sitting to lying with head movements
2) Seated head movements – turning, looking up/down and head to thighs
3) Sitting to standing, then turn, side-bending of the body while standing
4) Static Balance in standing – feet together, tandem stance, one leg stand
5) Dynamic Balance – walking, scanning, walk-top-turn-walk, walking in the
crowd
6) Physical conditioning/Cardio Exercises
7) Running and Sports
D) Additional Exercise – Substitution
Pitty you are not showing this exercises with legs
I have this problem …v.v. good explanation….I will try …thanks ..I will look for more kind of pain …hands ,elbow so on
I have ringing in my left ear, is this connected to dizziness?
thank you this is really helpful. i got a concussion a month ago and although i started recovering when i had my covid jab it feels like i’m back to square one with dizziness which is just miserable. I’ll try these! fingers crossed!
@Aaron no, it actually made it much worse for me. I’d almost recovered from the concussion – i had several days of feeling perfectly normal before i had my jab (3 weeks after the injury) then 4 days after that i was back in bed too dizzy to walk and that was a month and a half ago and i’m still feeling dizzy every day, foggy, tired and spacy all the time and screens and stress mess me up. I can be up and about now at least but i still feel a bit drunk all the time – haven’t had one day of feeling normal since. My MRI and bloods came back normal so i’m waiting to speak to a neurologist to find out what’s going on with me. I wouldn’t say no to getting the jab because it could be totally unrelated to the concussion and my dizziness could be caused by something else, but that was my timeframe
I have been dizzy as well, did the covid vaccine help improve any symptoms?
This is so helpful. I started vestibular therapy after my concussion but I was forced to return to work and I really have suffered
Very helpful thank you I’ve been dizzy after a hit to the side of my head for the last 3 years… I will update🙏🏼
Great video – clear and thorough explanation – very helpful!! Thank you!!
Thanks! Great exercises. Should I expose myself to more screen time to get used to it or avoid it?
Thank you! I will be trying these
Thank you so much for such clear instructions. I concussed my head pretty hard a few days ago and need some physio exercises I can do at home. Great to find your video exactly when I need it! 🙂