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      05-21-2023, 08:41 PM   #14
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Originally Posted by medphysdave View Post
Appreciate all the feedback. I tried the repositioning exercises prior to starting the work for BBPV. I definitely felt like it kept the nausea at bay for a while. I'd say 3hrs I was able to work before nausea set in. Due to the exercises it made me more aware of my movement while under the car. The more I had to turn my head to reach for things it seems like the symptoms accelerated. Also keeping my head angle forward a little instead of staring straight up helped
One of the things about the vertigo from BPPV is that it's fatiguable. The first time with the exercises, the vertigo can be a lot, but if you wait till it subsides and then do it again, the response is less. the third time or so, the response is likely a fraction of the initial. The test for which ear is the problem ear is called Dix-Hallpike.
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