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Dizziness, Vertigo and the Epley Maneuver

Steven Perry, DC Blog Dizziness, Vertigo and the Epley Maneuver
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Throughout the years, I have come across a common type of dizziness/vertigo called is BPPV (benign paroxysmal positional vertigo).  This is dizziness can keep you from getting up from your bed, limit what you can do and make you nauseous and sick. Patients have not known where to turn.  Depending on the cause of the dizziness and if they have been diagnosed with BPPV, I have been there to help.  There is a technique I use which is called the Epley Maneuver.   The crystals in your ears may be causing this problem and this maneuver may move the crystals out of the sensitive part to a less sensitive location of your ear. The maneuver is done in my office and I have had very good results with patients and their debilitating dizziness. If you are suffering with BPPV, give my office a call to see if I can help.  Call (818)881-2225.  My office is in Tarzana, close to Woodland Hills, Reseda, Northridge, Sherman Oaks, Encino and Van Nuys. 

Please give our office a call and ask for a free consultation and say goodbye to your dizziness and vertigo!  Call Dr. Steven Perry at (818)881-2225.

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