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Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo: What has helped you?

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This may be unrelated but symptoms occurring with turning the head can be associated with RVAS Rotational Vertibral Artery Syndrome or called Vertebrobasar circulation.The arteries at the back of the head. It is recommended that any testing be “dynamic” where the head is turned and not just facing forward.
I am interested in anyone familiar with this. Thanks

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julius1742 | @julius1742 | Sep 18 2:37pm

@cezanne -- PT said I have positional vertigo (BPPV). After months of PT clinic, I'm now doing the recommended home exercises, which include left/right and up/down head and neck positions, as well as Epley maneuver. No encouraging results yet. Not familiar with RVAS.

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