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Balance Problems

Balance problems present as a sense of spinning, dizziness, vision problems, and not being steady or lightheaded during lying, standing, or sitting. All parts and tissues of the body, work together to maintain balance. However, the common cause of balance problems is inner ear problems. Treatment includes balance retraining, exercise or vestibular rehabilitation, canalith repositioning, diet and lifestyle modifications, medications, and surgery.

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Query: Hi doctor, I hope you are well. I have been struggling with disequilibrium or off-balance feelings for a few years now. Never fell. I went to an ENT and had an examination that ruled out BPPV and an MRI of my brain and ears to rule out any organic causes. All came back normal. I do suffer from tens...  Read Full »

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Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I read your concern. In my opinion, you would have had an upper cervical problem. It could be spondylosis or degeneration of vertebra with dysfunction. Nothing to worry. All you need to get is properly assessed for the concrete diagnosis. And work with a good physi...  Read Full »

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