I'm only into month 10 of my concussion, and I am still learning a lot from this forum.

I am currently undergoing vision therapy / prism glasses for convergence insufficiency and accommodation issues since my eyes no longer work in binocular fashion. I saw some improvement in the beginning, but I've plateaued now.

My ENT did a battery of test showing peripheral and central vestibular dysfunction. I am going to do more tests. The treatment is often vestibular therapy, epley manuevers (peripheral), sometimes medication and rarely surgery.

I have heard that some of the medications can have severe side effects for vestibular- but I am still learning about this as well for myself.

I have heard the EEG/neurofeedback works, but only if your binocular vision/gaze is stable. The lights can sometimes trigger headaches or migraines if not.

Other than vision and vestibular therapies, as well as prism lenses, I think there is very little treatment.

I have also been guided by others on this forum that the timeline can be long- perhaps 3-5 years!

My neuro-ophthalmologist said that they are still researching the connection between vision-vestibular systems. Let us know what you uncover as I will. There is much to be learned from each other.