... I had an inner ear problem last year, June 2012 til Oct 2012. ... (4 replies)
... o a spin, though I was a little off kilter. I didn't even sleep propped up, though I do understand that is recommended by most specialists. So I'm still not sure which side is giving me trouble, but I seem to have fixed it. ... (10 replies)
... I also have been having problems with off and on vertigo for a few weeks that cleared up about two weeks ago, then came back this morning with classic BPPV symptoms. ... (10 replies)
... How to determine which ear in bppv (0 replies)
... how do I know which ear is considered affected. If I tip my head to the right and then look up at the ceiling nothing happens. ... (10 replies)
... Hi
March in place----counting backward by 4---from 100--with eyes closed---u will normally turn to the side that has the problem.(have someone watch over you--while doing)
Short answer---inertia---the rocks(slurry abt 67 they think) do not move immediately upon movement of ur head---and then it takes them a little time to coast down--once ur movement has stopped.
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... with BPPV, how do I know which ear is affected? ... (5 replies)
... is it BPPV that you have? ... (4 replies)
... It sounds as if your unsure which ear its affecting so it would make sense they do the Epley for both ears ,it's not going to hurt and that way at least you know it's being treated. ... (40 replies)
... The nystagmus were severe, depending on how I moved and I guess which ear was affected at whatever movement. ... (40 replies)
... I can feel for you! I was nauseous and sick for about a week in March and feel a lot better than then but now my worst part is the anxiety about being worried that I will get dizzy. It seems that we have to look at this by months and not days. Because some days are much better and then the bad or not as bad day comes upon us. I really have to work on the anxiety and to... (12 replies)
... he time I went to see my primary doctor he said that it was BPPV, I asked him about the possibility of Meniers, he preformed the Epley manouver, without checking which ear was "affected", and said that should clear the symptoms, that it would be better in a couple of weeks. Well, is not better! ... (12 replies)
... Which ear of yours is affected? ... (5 replies)
... You have different canals in your ear, mostly BPPV happens in the posterior, but could be in another. ... (4 replies)
... Thanks for the response quincy, I have no idea which ear is affected or whether it's both, I get pain in both ears and fullness with ringing or hissing sounds. ... (5 replies)
... Which ear of yours is affected? ... (5 replies)
... I personally don't think it matters. I have had several episodes of recurrent BPPV and there did not seem to be any link between the recurrence and whether or not I slept at an incline. ... (10 replies)
... I was successful with the Epley back when this first occurred in January.
Today, out of the blue I felt it again. My husband helped by watching my eyes to test and yes, they did the jumping motion (nystagmus - can't remember the spelling). So I'm going to be doing Epley again.
Is it odd that it's on the opposite side this time? I would think a recurrence would be in... (10 replies)
... And I've never seen much about what is believed to cause them to move out into the canals other than head trauma which I've not had. ... (10 replies)
... I think you did answer your own question! It would be my guess that it's your left ear that's affected. ... (10 replies)
