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It is the most common complaint for patients over the age of 75, but can occur in patients of all ages.  \nDizziness can be described in many ways for example: lightheadedness, vertigo (spinning), wooziness (swimming feeling in head), imbalance (unsteadiness), and syncope (the feeling of passing out) . These symptoms can last in duration from seconds to days and may also vary in frequency from daily to intermittently.  \nOften times the symptom of dizziness is due to many influences. The vestibular system is usually the primary source of symptoms but the heart and the brain may also affect the symptoms.  \nThe vestibular system senses head motion and position to aide in maintaining balance and gaze stability. When a vestibular problem exists; a patient may avoid head movements because it may increase their dizziness and/or symptoms. Due to the lack of head movements the patient may also suffer from neck tightness and pain. Patients with vestibular disorders may also feel the need to hold onto objects when walking due to imbalance and or the inability to keep his/her vision stable.  \nWho Performs the Test?  \nOnce evaluated by a physician who specializes in vestibular disorders the patients may be referred to vestibular rehabilitation/ physical therapy. Impairments, functional limitations and disabilities will be identified by the physical therapist on the initial visit. Once the patient’s problems are identified, the physical therapist develops a specialized plan of care that focuses on improving these deficits.  \nWhat Happens During the Evaluation?  \nThe goal of physical therapy for vestibular disorders is to get the patient comfortable moving their head to reintegrate the vestibular system and to prevent any unnecessary falls due to their symptoms. Physical therapy may also include: posture education, ergonomics, strengthening, stretching, balance retraining and promoting generalized fitness.  \n[medinahospital.org](medinahospital.org)","cbCaipf4tcvrZliu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipf4tcvrZliu","pdf",81351,"English","# Vestibular Rehabilitation\n## What Vestibular Rehabilitation Is\n## Who Performs the Test\n## What Happens During the Evaluation","[{\"question\":\"What is vestibular rehabilitation and what conditions does it address?\",\"answer\":\"Vestibular rehabilitation is physical therapy focused on dizziness and balance problems caused by vestibular system dysfunction. It helps patients reintegrate proper head movement and reduce symptoms that can lead to falls.\"},{\"question\":\"Why can dizziness involve many different sensations and durations?\",\"answer\":\"Dizziness can be described as lightheadedness, vertigo, wooziness, imbalance, or syncope. 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