Many affected people not only struggle with the acute rotational vertigo attacks, but also increasingly develop balance problems and impaired gait over the course of the disease. Menière's disease.
As the vestibular rehabilitation therapy Supported and what you should pay attention to:
- Focus on stance and gait: Vestibular rehabilitation does not stop the actual Meniere's attacks, but it specifically reduces your impaired ability to walk and strengthens your balance in everyday life.
- Risk of secondary PPPDWhen people, out of fear of new attacks, fall into an extreme avoidance behavior, they often develop chronic vertigo (PPPD)—recognizable by persistent fluctuations and visual stimulation in the supermarket or on television.
- Make good use of networks: In addition to specialized physicians: patient organizations such as the KIMM e. V. As well as certified vertigo therapists: crucial support.
- Reclaiming quality of life: Even though Meniere's disease is not curable yet: With the right rehabilitation and mental strategies, you can make your everyday life stable and worth living again!
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