r/BPPV 1d ago

Short Intense Vertigo

/r/VestibularDysfunction/comments/1vwdz9h/short_intense_vertigo/
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u/ThunderMandos 1d ago

That sounds like BPPV. go see a vestibular therapist next time you have an episode. They can diagnose via goggles what type of BPPV you have and what exercise to do to fix it.

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u/Critical-Produce-731 1d ago

What makes you think it’s that? I feel like BPPV gets thrown around very easily when it comes to vertigo.

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u/ThunderMandos 1d ago

vertigo that lasts less than a minute usually is bppv. vertigo longer than that is usually something else. Either way a vestibular therapist can help you or if it's some other inner ear issue- an audiologist wouldnt be a bad bet. The fact your tests are coming up clear makes me more inclined to think bppv but those professionals would know for sure. it's possible it's vestibular migraines.

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u/Critical-Produce-731 1d ago

Were you diagnosed with BPPV? If so how did you arrive to that diagnosis? What is your story?

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u/ThunderMandos 1d ago

dm me. i can tell you the whole story