Vertigo causes a spinning or moving sensation that can make standing, walking, or changing positions difficult. It often develops from inner ear conditions, balance system dysfunction, or changes in head position. Symptoms may include nausea, dizziness, and a loss of balance during daily activities.
Physiotherapy helps treat vertigo by addressing the source of balance disruption. With specialized assessment and targeted techniques, physiotherapy reduces vertigo episodes, improves stability, and restores confidence with movement.
Vertigo affects how the inner ear and brain process balance and movement. Physiotherapy focuses on correcting balance signals and improving movement control.
Spinning or whirling sensation
Symptoms with position changes
Nausea or imbalance
Difficulty walking steadily
Fear of sudden movement
Physiotherapy supports vertigo relief, balance restoration, and safe return to daily activities.
Specific maneuvers help reposition inner ear crystals and reduce vertigo symptoms.
Targeted exercises improve stability and coordination during standing and walking.
Gradual progression restores control, reduces symptom fear, and supports long-term recovery.
