BPPV & Dizzy Care

What is BPPV?

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo occurs when tiny crystals slip into inner ear canals, causing severe, brief spinning when you tilt your head or roll over in bed.

How is Posterior Canal BPPV cured?

This is the most common form. We perform the highly successful Epley Maneuver to naturally guide loose crystals back where they belong, instantly curing the vertigo.

What is Horizontal Canal BPPV?

Crystals in the side canal cause intense spinning when turning your head flat. We use specific rolling maneuvers (like the Lempert or Gufoni) to clear the canal.

Why do I spin when bending over?

Anterior Canal BPPV is rare, triggering dizziness when looking down or bending. We utilize specialized maneuvers (such as Semont or Yacovino) to guide crystals back.

Can head injuries cause BPPV?

Yes. Trauma often dislodges crystals, frequently in both ears. We perform systematic testing and careful, gentle maneuvers to restore inner ear balance after injury.

Why does my BPPV keep returning?

Recurrent BPPV can stem from low Vitamin D or osteoporosis. We modify your head positions and teach self-treatment maneuvers to handle recurrences safely.