Balance: it’s ‘Element’-ary!

By |2019-05-24T17:07:53-07:00February 6th, 2017|Balance, Dizziness|

Let’s face it.  We’re all unique in our own special way, aren’t we? Yet the one thing we share is our ability to fill a busy day with everyday tasks and routines, often without thinking much about it. At times, it’s like an overdrive kicks in. I know that’s true for me. That also means [...]

Common Misconceptions Demystified and Simplified: A Closer Look at Dizziness, Vertigo and Disequilibrium

By |2019-05-24T17:09:25-07:00December 31st, 2016|Balance, Dizziness|

No doubt, it can be confusing. Even perplexing. While they share some similarities, there are also basic differences between dizziness, vertigo and disequilibrium. Today we’re going to clarify and simplify these for you. Understand that you’re not alone. It’s a common misconception that dizziness, especially extreme dizziness, is the same as vertigo. But that’s not [...]

The Dizziness Connection to Migraine-Associated Vertigo

By |2019-05-24T17:10:17-07:00November 20th, 2016|Dizziness|

Vestibular Migraine. Migraine-Associated Vertigo. MAV.  Have you heard these words before?  If they’re unfamiliar, you’re not alone.  Because it’s estimated that approximately 50% of those suffering with migraines go undiagnosed – or are mismanaged in finding treatment or relief. Many choose to self-treat, or are incorrectly treated for sinus or other non-migraine types of headache. [...]

Vertigo: Misperceptions on the Movie Screen?

By |2019-05-24T17:09:50-07:00October 31st, 2016|Dizziness|

The silver screen has a rich history featuring movies with dizziness or vertigo as central theme, or providing a level of dramatic conflict. Can you think of a few?  (We’ve included our favorites at the bottom of this blog post). You might immediately think of the 1958 Alfred Hitchcock film, “Vertigo”. But even today, this [...]

Understanding Equilibrium Disorders

By |2019-05-24T17:01:30-07:00July 17th, 2016|Balance, Dizziness|

A few weeks back, we began a series that introduced BPPV and vertigo. Today, we’ll explore dizziness. You may be surprised to learn that dizziness is the second most common complaint heard in physician offices. Statistics reported by The National Institute of Health indicate that dizziness will occur in surprising numbers – 90 million of [...]

A New Spin: Is Dizziness Among Kids Higher Than Suspected?

By |2018-02-15T13:37:26-08:00May 16th, 2016|Dizziness|

By Howard Mango, Au.D., Ph.D. Dizziness has no age bias. When children experience balance and dizziness issues, these problems can be difficult to recognize. Younger children in particular may have trouble describing their symptoms. Statistics reported by the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders indicate that dizziness is likely to occur at some point [...]

Explaining Cybersickness

By |2018-01-22T11:31:28-08:00February 11th, 2016|Dizziness|

Yes, cybersickness… or visually induced motion sickness – is real. Think of it as two worlds colliding into a small space. Or a mismatched battle of our senses. This type of motion sickness involves moving digital content. It happens as our bodies create what it feels is a perfectly natural response… within an unnatural environment.  [...]

Digging into Dizziness with Brooke Pearce, Au.D.

By |2018-01-18T14:58:46-08:00December 10th, 2015|Dizziness|

Yes, I love my job. That’s right. I said it. I love my job. For many reasons, of course, but perhaps there’s one that pulls me in.  I can bring balance back to the imbalanced. I love dizzy patients.  It’s challenging, because dizziness is a symptom of so many things – it seems almost everything!  [...]

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