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A qualified physical therapist conducts a thorough evaluation and builds an individualized plan using specific head, body, and eye exercises to improve how the brain processes vestibular signals together with vision and movement. Therapy combines daily home exercises with weekly clinic sessions and may reduce vertigo, dizziness, imbalance, vision disturbance, hearing changes, cognitive or psychological changes, including BPPV.","HRRMC Outpatient Pavilion  \n1000 Rush Drive, Salida, CO 81201 Phone: 719-530-2040 • Fax: 719-530-2041  \nHRRMC Buena Vista Health Center  \n28374 County Road 317 • Buena Vista, CO 81211 Phone: 719-395-9048 • Fax: 719-395-6348  \n[hrrmc.com](hrrmc.com) 5/19  \nvestibular rehabilitation therapy  \nFor dizziness and balance problems  \nvestibular rehab therapy  \nVestibular Disorders such as dizziness and imbalance are much more common than often thought. When disease or injury damages the parts of the inner ear and brain that process sensory information involving balance and eye movements, the result is typically balance problems.  \nAlthough it is difficult to accurately diagnose and report vestibular disorders, statistics support that they occur frequently and can affect people of any age. If you experience issues with dizziness, vertigo or other balance problems, you could benefit greatly from Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy, a specialized typeof physical therapy.  \nwhat is vestibular rehab therapy (vrt)?  \nVRT is an exercise-based rehabilitation program that is designed to help the central nervous system retrain itself after disease or injury damages the inner ear.  \nA qualified physical therapist will perform a thorough evaluation, which includes your medical history and observing and measuring your posture, balance, gait, and any compensatory strategies you may be using. Therapists will then develop an individualized treatment plan that includes specific head, body and eye exercises. These exercises are designed to retrain the brain to recognize and process signals from the vestibular system and coordinate them with information provided by vision, movement and body position.  \nTherapy generally involves daily home exercises and weekly exercises in the clinic.  \nwhat common symptoms can be decreased or corrected with vrt?  \n• Vertigo and dizziness  \n• Imbalance and spatial disorientation  \n• Vision disturbance  \n• Hearing changes  \n• Cognitive and/or psychological changes  \n• Benign Paroxysmal Peripheral Vertigo**  \nSome exercises and activities may at first cause an increase in symptoms as the body and brain attempt to sort out the new pattern of movement. For this reason, many people give up on VRT before improvements are made. If exercises are performed correctly and faithfully, most patients will see an improvement over time. Many times, VRT is so effective that additional treatments are not required.  \n**Benign Paroxysmal Peripheral Vertigo (BPPV) is a disorder that arises in the inner ear and is characterized by spinning. Symptoms occur during changes in head and body position and can last for seconds to minutes. While BPPV may be debilitating and frightening for a moment, it is not life threatening and typically responds well to intervention techniques within one to three visits.","cbCaiuDcTBYFbwyY","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuDcTBYFbwyY","pdf",948234,3,1,2,"English","en",105,"# Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT) - Overview\n## What VRT is and how it works\n## Evaluation and individualized treatment plan\n## Typical therapy schedule\n## Symptoms VRT can decrease or correct","[{\"question\":\"What is vestibular rehabilitation therapy (VRT)?\",\"answer\":\"VRT is an exercise-based rehabilitation program that helps the central nervous system retrain itself after disease or injury damages the inner ear.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the initial evaluation for VRT include?\",\"answer\":\"A qualified physical therapist reviews medical history and observes and measures posture, balance, gait, and compensatory strategies.\"},{\"question\":\"How often do VRT exercises happen, and will symptoms increase at first?\",\"answer\":\"Therapy generally includes daily home exercises and weekly clinic exercises. 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