Vestibular Rehab in San Diego

Are you experiencing a sensation of dizziness? Perhaps you feel like everything is spinning even when you're standing still. Dizziness and vertigo can stem from various causes, including inner ear issues and neurological disorders. One common culprit of vertigo is Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV), where ear crystals become displaced. Another common cause of sudden vertigo is vestibular neuritis or labyrinthitis, which can often be attributed to an inner ear virus. Vertigo Treatment is recommended for both conditions with excellent results.

Additionally, our clinic, led by Dr. Adam Krause, DPT, addresses other conditions such as vestibular migraine, motion sickness, Meniere's Disease, acoustic or vestibular schwannoma, superior canal dehiscence, cervicogenic dizziness originating from the neck, central causes like stroke-related dizziness, and Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (3PD).

Apart from feeling unsteady, dizziness may lead to symptoms such as nausea, an off-balance floating feeling inside the head, and hindered daily functioning. It's crucial to address these issues, regardless of their severity.

At PMA Physical Therapy, under the guidance of Dr. Adam Krause, DPT, we specialize in Canalith Repositioning and Vestibular Exercise therapies to swiftly eliminate dizziness and restore your well-being, tailored to your specific needs. Our clinic uses advanced Vestibular Infrared Video Goggles to assess nystagmus, an abnormal eye movement that is a key indicator for diagnosing inner ear disorders. These specialized goggles enable Dr. Krause to achieve accurate diagnoses and develop effective treatment plans for our patients. Our goal is to help you regain your equilibrium and resume your daily activities with ease.