BPPV Treatment for Dizziness and Better Balance

 Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV) is a common inner-ear condition that can cause sudden episodes of dizziness or a spinning sensation when changing head position. Symptoms may occur when turning over in bed, looking upwards, bending down or getting up from a chair.

Living with BPPV can affect your balance, confidence and ability to carry out everyday activities comfortably. BPPV physiotherapy focuses on identifying the cause of positional dizziness and selecting an appropriate treatment based on an individual's symptoms.

A physiotherapist may use specific head and body repositioning manoeuvres to help move displaced particles within the inner ear back to their correct position. These techniques are selected following an assessment to determine which part of the vestibular system is affected. Some people may also benefit from balance exercises and vestibular rehabilitation to improve stability and confidence.

If you experience recurring dizziness, unsteadiness or difficulty with head movements, professional assessment can help determine whether BPPV is responsible and what treatment may be suitable.

At Physios R Us, treatment for Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo is tailored to individual needs, with the aim of reducing positional dizziness and supporting a confident return to everyday movement.