Vertigo
Is there such a thing as a vertigo doctor or a vertigo specialist?
What are your alternatives for vertigo treatment? Is there such a thing as a vertigo doctor or a vertigo specialist? Is there a doctor for balance disorders in Beverly Hills? Who do you see for dizziness treatment in Beverly Hills?
I experienced vertigo many years ago. I remember how the room would spin if I tilted my head back at all. It was very scary. I went to my own chiropractor (a colleague of mine) and got adjustments.
I distinctly remember one chiropractic adjustment that made my vertigo temporarily worse. It felt like it was adjusted the wrong way, but I also knew that my other chiropractic adjustments were right for me, and were my only hope, back then, of getting past that debilitating vertigo. I couldn't work while I had vertigo, so I needed a real solution as fast as possible.
DIZZINES TREATMENT IN LOS ANGELES
Alternatives For Vertigo Treatment Or Dizziness
Some people have vertigo that makes it impossible to have a normal day; like when it feels as if the room is spinning. Others just can't enjoy certain activities, like driving, fast movements (motion sickness), or just standing up due to dizziness.
Dizziness and lightheadedness is often associated with adrenal fatigue, which often has a nutrient-cofactor component. Lightheadedness may have some similar roots to vertigo, but has many possible causes.
I got daily chiropractic adjustments during that time I had vertigo. I knew the solution would not be immediate, but I was anxiously patient. Thankfully, it only took a few days for the symptoms to wane, and then the vertigo didn't come back. By experience, you will need more than one visit to help you, too.
Vertigo has many potential contributing factors. The key is to have an investigative chiropractor who will address the many potential causes of vertigo.
Causes of vertigo or dizziness
Meniere's disease could be a problem in the vestibular system of the inner ear, or problems elsewhere, affecting that inner-ear balance system. This could mean involvement of an area of the brain called the cerebellum, but it doesn't mean your problem must have its origin in your head. Vertigo or dizziness can be related to a deficiency of essential nutrient-cofactors needed by your brain, or elsewhere in your body. If this is the case, you can see why your vertigo specialist needs training in essential nutrient-cofactors. There is no drug that can substitute for sufficient nutrition to your brain.
What to do next?
You have to consult with a chiropractic doctor who understands that vertigo, dizziness, feeling lightheaded, motion sickness, or a balance disorder, each may have many causes. The doctor must be able to assess these causative factors and address them effectively. Your best resource would be a holistic chiropractor, who would be able to address the specific nutrient-cofactor components, subtle brain functions, as well as the nerve-vertebral component of vertigo, or dizziness, all necessary for restoring your wellbeing.
Your vertigo can resolve much faster with the right guidance and treatment. Your next step is to contact us for your consultation.