Epley Maneuver
A series of movements designed to treat (BPPV), a disorder.
About the Epley Maneuver
The Epley maneuver is a simple for the relief of a type of known as “” (BPPV). It is considered as a treatment option if the vertigo is being caused by deposits in the ‘s of .
About 2 out of 100 people are affected by BPPV at some point in their lives. They then feel dizzy all of a sudden when they stand up or move their head. Even turning over in bed can make them feel dizzy. They might also feel nauseous and lightheaded.
Positional is sometimes caused by tiny deposits in the . The semicircular canals are part of the ‘s of (). If deposits are causing the problem, the Epley maneuver can help fix it. This involves moving your head into certain positions while tilting it back slightly, following a particular sequence. The aim is to move the particles out of the semicircular canals and into a less sensitive part of the ear. The Epley maneuver is done with the help of a doctor. This treatment approach is not suitable for people with () problems or severe vertigo, though…