VERTIGO PHYSIOTHERAPY

Many Australians suffer from bouts of dizziness throughout their lifetime, which affects their balance and can potentially lead to an accident. Other symptoms of this condition include neck pain or tension, headaches, nausea, poor concentration, and an overwhelming sense of fatigue. That’s why we offer vertigo physiotherapy to help our clients regain control of their lives by minimising these intrusive effects.

At Refine Health Group, our vestibular physiotherapy treats your vertigo and feelings of dizziness through an exercise-based program that is tailored to your unique situation. No matter your fitness level, we’ll show you the benefits that regular stretching and exercise can have on both your physical and mental health.

Our vertigo physiotherapy treatments also assist with improving your balance and boosting your visual focus to reduce the risk of falls. While our qualified and friendly physiotherapists take you through these exercises at our clinic, we’ll also provide you with beneficial activities you can perform in the comfort of your own home.

If you’re in need of physiotherapy services to help treat your vertigo, reach out through our contact form, send an email to admin@refineheathgroup.com.au, or call our Bowen Hills clinic on 07 3216 1330 or our Fortitude Valley clinic on 07 3188 1466 to arrange an appointment.

What Can Be Treated with Vertigo Physiotherapy?

Here at Refine Health Group, we treat a range of conditions using vestibular physiotherapy. Some of the most common conditions we help with include:

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)

Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo, or BPPV for short, is the most common cause of vertigo. BPPV stems from problems with the inner ear and can be triggered by even the simplest action, such as rolling over in bed. If you have been experiencing sudden dizzy spells, our vertigo physiotherapy team will help diagnose and treat the problem. We also provide useful positioning techniques while in bed to avoid triggering the issue in the future.

Concussion

Whether you are an athlete who has suffered a head knock or banged your head in your daily life, concussions are a serious problem due to their potentially crippling effects. If you have suffered a concussion, it is vital that your work with a vestibular physiotherapy expert to help assist your recovery. Our physiotherapists conduct an in-depth analysis of your condition, before providing tailored exercises to help you carefully return to physical activity.

Motion Sickness

Do you regularly feel sick and dizzy when travelling, or even while scrolling through your phone or watching sports? You may be experiencing motion sickness. Motion sickness is a common problem that plagues many Australians and can be linked to issues with your vestibular system. Our vertigo physiotherapy team will test your sensitivity to motion and identify what causes these issues, before prescribing a training regime to help you improve your sensitivity.

Vestibular Neuritis

Vestibular neuritis is an inner ear condition that can bring on sudden and severe feelings of dizziness, nausea, and even vomiting. It is typically caused by a viral infection that causes the vestibulocochlear nerve in your inner ear to become inflamed or swollen. While medication is often prescribed to treat this issue, vertigo physiotherapy is another important step to recovery. We’ll help you find ways to manage your symptoms and reduce their negative effects.

Book a Vertigo Physiotherapy Consultation Today!

At Refine Health Group, we are the physio clinic you can rely on to aid your path to recovery. Whether you require assistance with treating feelings of dizziness, muscular pain, or sports injuries, our highly qualified team will treat you through proven techniques designed to boost your physical and mental health.

If you’re ready to discover the benefits of vestibular physiotherapy, send an email to admin@refineheathgroup.com.au, get in touch through our contact form, or call our Bowen Hills clinic on 07 3216 1330 or our Fortitude Valley clinic on 07 3188 1466.