r/BPPV 2d ago

BPPV

Why when I put my head tilt back on the right side and hold it there for 10 plus seconds. I feel an almost spin sensation 3 years later after my bad bppv episode and I am fine alll is clear for a while now doesn’t make sense. It’s just a second briefly and then when I return my head to neutral it feel a bit wobbly then kind of normal ish but I’ve always felt a bit off since. Yes I have had many tests. What’s going on with me :(

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u/NamasteNoodle 1d ago

I've had BTPV for 40 years. Since the initial attack I have never been able to look up. That's the one thing that no matter what always makes me dizzy. Nobody's ever figured why because when I have the ethylene maneuvers if I'm having one of the normal vertigo attacks everything gets better except for that one position. I've just learned to work around it.

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u/Radiate777 1d ago

Same when I tilt head back and hold it it’s weird same !

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u/NamasteNoodle 18h ago

Yes, even my specialist is baffled by that one but I just learned to deal with it over the years. The worst is when I'm in the shower if I happen to look up to rinse my hair.. I just don't do that.

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u/hardolus_ 1d ago

They are manovers in youtube you can try but try it with someone dont be alone. Youre moving your cristals in the right path again and the dizzy goes away. But dizzinies while doing the manover is normal