Vestibular Rehabilitation
Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy consists in a series of exercises determined by your therapist to treat the problems associated with balance and its sequels.
Headaches, neck aches and fatigue occur frequently as a result of the body trying to compensate for balance problems, such as swaying the hip while walking.
According to the Vestibular Disorders Association, as many as 35% of adults aged 40 years or older in the United States—approximately 69 million Americans—have experienced some form of vestibular dysfunction.” …
Treatment primarily works by acting as a desensitizing mechanism, allowing your body to adapt to the lack of balance
In addition, the therapy improves the patients physical condition.
Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy, How it works:
If the vestibular organs are damaged due to injury or disease, the brain is unable to control balance functions.
Vertigo, pain and balance difficulty can plague patients, forcing them to inactivity, which can lead to deterioration of their physical conditions.
In conclusion, we offer an exercise-based program designed to compensate the central nervous system for inner ear deficiencies.
Run by our highly trained Physical Therapists, we offer relief from pain and discomfort.
In addition, the exercise routine improves muscle tone, Therefor producing further benefits.
Effects of Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy or VRT:
- Exercises will: improve balance & walking.
- Decrease vertigo.
- Improve blurred vision.
- Cause gradual return to physical activity.
- Improve eye & head coordination.
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