This extremely unpleasant feeling when positional vertigo (BPLS) has a very specific reason in your inner ear.
Our sinuses are actually only there for rotational movements. If dissolved otoliths (ear crystals) fall into these sinuses, their weight causes the inner ear fluid (endolympha) to move downward with them when they lie down.
The ugly part: This fluid movement signals your brain to rotate in a massive way, even though you are lying completely motionless on your back! Depending on the affected limb, this often feels like an uncontrollable backward somersault for those affected.
In this video, I will show you exactly how this erroneous information is created in the mind.
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