Canalith repositioning maneuvers are used in the treatment of vertigo. The majority of the time, vertigo is caused by issues in the inner ear. Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo occurs when a person moves their head.
The condition is the result of a piece of the inner ear falling into the ear canal. The canalith repositioning maneuver moves the fallen piece of the inner ear into a place where it will not result in symptoms of dizziness and vertigo.
Your doctor will provide personalized instructions before the procedure. Typically, no special preparations are required for the maneuver. It is suggested that patients wear nonrestrictive clothing so that they are able to move freely during the maneuvers.
Your health care provider will help you through several positions that will be held for a period of time. Positions may be repeated within a treatment session. Some sessions may include the use of an imaging device over your eyes based on your needs and your doctor’s discretion.
During the procedure, you can expect:
These maneuvers may be repeated during the session. After the treatment, you will be required to keep your head above shoulder level, including while sleeping.
Your doctor will give you specialized instructions about what symptoms to monitor and how to check to see if the procedure worked. You may be given additional exercises to do at home.
If vertigo, dizziness, or other balance issues are affecting your daily life, you don’t have to manage them alone. At NY Neurology Associates, we can help diagnose vertigo, determine whether it’s caused by an inner ear disorder, vestibular nerve irritation, or other health conditions, and create a tailored treatment plan to ease your symptoms.
Contact our offices in New York today to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward lasting relief.
Here are some common questions about vertigo treatment.
Canalith repositioning maneuvers are used in the treatment of vertigo. The majority of the time, vertigo is caused by issues in the inner ear.
Your health care provider will help you through several positions that will be held for a period of time. Positions may be repeated within a treatment session. Some sessions may include the use of an imaging device over your eyes based on your needs and your doctor’s discretion.
After the treatment, you will be required to keep your head above shoulder level, including while sleeping. You may be given additional exercises to do at home.
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