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Old 11-25-2012, 02:04 PM #1
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Default Has anyone here had expierence with the Epley Manuever?

I saw it can help with vertigo. ive had some vertigo, not too bad but enough were i notice it and its annoying during the day.

im doing the Epley Manuever to try see if i can get a hold of the vertigo. i suspect my fall gave me some left inner ear issues that seem to be holding me back

im trying to find home remedies before i go to a ENT ive spent a ton of money this year on doctors to only find out time is my only option. doctors literally have done nothing for me
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Old 11-25-2012, 04:46 PM #2
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The Epley maneuver did nothing to help or alleviate my PCS vertigo.

However, I'm hoping that you get some positive result.

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Tried twice. one with with a Neurologist and another time with Neuro-Otologist. Thought it was a joke Did nothing.

But is worth a try if crystals in the ear were displaced, this Manuever can put it back and no harm in trying. If that is the case you will feel a big relief from vertigo.

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