There are two kinds of vertigo - Peripheral and Central. Knowing which of the two is plaguing your days will help you choose the best form of vertigo relief in Sioux Falls that is most likely to work for you. If you're looking for an alternative to pharmaceiticals or surgery, we are here for you! [...]

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We’ve been running a SD vertigo chiro clinic for years now in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, and we’ve encountered vertigo stemming from a wide range of conditions. The most common one is benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, otherwise known as positional vertigo or simply BPPV.   In this article, we’ll delve deeper into what this condition is [...]

Vertigo has no miracle fix, and we always tell our patients that besides visiting our SD vertigo chiro clinic, there are other methods they can do to break free from this debilitating symptom. In this blog, we will share eight effective ways of getting natural relief from vertigo and its associated symptoms.  The last tip [...]

What is Vertigo? Vertigo is a false feeling that you or everything surrounding you is spinning when there is no movement at all. The sensation is similar to what you experience when riding a fast, spinning carnival ride that has stopped suddenly.  Vertigo is unpleasant to deal with and can be dangerous if it hits [...]

BPPV, which stands for benign positional paroxysmal vertigo, is a disorder of the inner ear which causes sudden episodes of vertigo upon changing the position of the head.  Vertigo is defined as the sensation of spinning or whirling (of either the individual or their surroundings) and loss of balance. BPPV is one of the most [...]

Vertigo is a condition in which a person’s equilibrium proves faulty. People experiencing vertigo will randomly have episodes in which they feel the world and their bodies are spinning; however, in reality, there is no spinning movement occurring. Anyone who spins themselves for long enough and then stops in order to trick their body into [...]

Vertigo is the sensation of spinning. You may feel as if you or the things around you are spinning. Vertigo is the false sense of motion. Children often create the feeling of vertigo by spinning around and around until they feel dizzy. This type of vertigo is called self-induced vertigo and only lasts for a [...]

Meniere’s disease is a problem involving the inner ear and affects your hearing and balance. It normally occurs in only one ear at a time. However, in half of those who are diagnosed with it, it develops in the other ear over time. It can affect anyone at any age but is most common in [...]

Meniere’s disease can prove overwhelming at times to the person suffering from it. It is known for episodes of: Nausea Hearing loss Ringing in the ears Vertigo A feeling of fullness in the affected ear Unfortunately, caring for Meniere’s can be frustrating for both patients and doctors alike. Most often, symptoms are treated individually to [...]

Meniere’s disease (MD) is a problem of the inner ear that is known for: A spinning sensation (vertigo) Ringing in the ears (tinnitus) Hearing loss A feeling of congestion in the affected ear Abnormal headache Nausea and vomiting Sweating Drop attacks can also occur. This basically means you suddenly fall to the ground but do [...]

Meniere’s disease is a condition of the inner ear and is known for: Vertigo – a false sensation of movement Tinnitus – ringing in the ears Temporary hearing loss that may become permanent if not cared for Dizziness Nausea and possible vomiting Most people diagnosed with Meniere’s disease fall into the age range of 20 [...]

Vertigo and Your Vestibular System Spinning Unbalanced Tilting Swaying These are all words that people with vertigo have used to describe their experience. Other than the sensation of movement, a vertigo attack may be accompanied by symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, headaches, ringing in the ears, and abnormal eye movements. How Does the Body Balance? [...]