Vestibular Rehabilitation + PHYSICAL THERAPY for Vertigo + Dizziness + Balance
The unsteadiness that one feels when experiencing vertigo and dizziness can make simple tasks feel impossible. While dizziness or “lightheadedness” is common, vertigo is often caused by an imbalance in your inner ear. When this happens, messages from your brain become blocked and you can’t stand up or move without feeling like you’ll fall over.
Some of the other common symptoms of vertigo include:
■ Inability to focus or remain alert
■ Double vision
■ Nausea or vomiting
■ Arm or leg weakness
■ Difficulty seeing or speaking
■ Sweating
■ Abnormal eye movements
Vertigo and dizziness can both be treated effectively with physical therapy, specifically vestibular rehabilitation training and exercises. However, when you are feeling off balance and unsteady, the last thing you want to do is have to get in the car and try to drive to a physical therapy clinic for help with your vertigo. The vestibular rehab therapists at PT Mobile offer house call balance therapy for vertigo and dizziness so we can help you get back on your feet and performing daily activities with ease.
■ Double vision
■ Nausea or vomiting
■ Arm or leg weakness
■ Difficulty seeing or speaking
■ Sweating
■ Abnormal eye movements
Vertigo and dizziness can both be treated effectively with physical therapy, specifically vestibular rehabilitation training and exercises. However, when you are feeling off balance and unsteady, the last thing you want to do is have to get in the car and try to drive to a physical therapy clinic for help with your vertigo. The vestibular rehab therapists at PT Mobile offer house call balance therapy for vertigo and dizziness so we can help you get back on your feet and performing daily activities with ease.
PHYSICAL THERAPY for Post-Concussion Recovery
Because concussions aren’t as visible as a broken bone or joint injury, they are often overlooked. However, a major impact causing movement of the brain within the skull can lead to decreased blood flow and temporary energy loss. Brain injuries can be very serious in many ways and require immediate and ongoing vestibular rehabilitation training if a person wants to recover from a concussion and regain normal function.
Vestibular physical therapy after a mild or major concussion improves recovery time and prevents long term effects. While it is recommended that you rest your brain for a few days, if headaches, fatigue, muscle weakness & spasms, vertigo, and dizziness do not improve, concussion treatment physical therapy is recommended. During post concussion syndrome recovery, our PT specialists will individualize vestibular rehab physical therapy exercises that help restore muscle strength, improve endurance, and help you orient yourself when you experience lightheadedness or loss of balance.
Vestibular physical therapy after a mild or major concussion improves recovery time and prevents long term effects. While it is recommended that you rest your brain for a few days, if headaches, fatigue, muscle weakness & spasms, vertigo, and dizziness do not improve, concussion treatment physical therapy is recommended. During post concussion syndrome recovery, our PT specialists will individualize vestibular rehab physical therapy exercises that help restore muscle strength, improve endurance, and help you orient yourself when you experience lightheadedness or loss of balance.
PHYSICAL THERAPY MOBILE CLINIC
Whether you have a concussion or are experiencing vertigo, we can help with vestibular physical therapy and post-concussion rehabilitation recovery! Call us at (713) 678-0715 for physical therapy services in Pearland, Alvin, Friendswood, Manvel, Clear Lake, or the greater Houston, TX area.