Blogs by Dr. Hard
Is Air Travel Possible When You Struggle with Vertigo?
With travel restrictions slowly easing in various parts of the world, old FAQs on vertigo have also resurfaced. These questions focus on whether people with frequent vertigo attacks can travel via plane. Is it possible, or should patients shift to a more vertigo-friendly travel option? What natural remedies for vertigo can help a traveler cope during an episode? Find out more about these questions so you can begin planning your flight to your upcoming destination. Why Vertigo Happens When You Travel By Plane Thousands of people who experience vertigo episodes dread flying. That’s because they fear that their attacks [...]
How Does It Feel to Have the Whiplash Syndrome?
Have you ever experienced whiplash syndrome? If you had a car accident, then chances are, you are more than familiar with this common neck injury. The latest statistics reveal that it affects around 3 million American adults every year, with 50 percent complaining about chronic symptoms. It’s also among the leading reasons for visits to the doctor or a cervical chiropractor. But how exactly does it feel to have a whiplash injury? What specific symptoms should you expect to experience? Do whiplash and tinnitus occur together? More importantly, how long before the symptoms disappear? To help you figure out what [...]
What Is the Best Care Solution for Vertigo?
Vertigo is a common symptom that might indicate an underlying problem in the body. Maintaining a straight neck and head position during vertigo episodes might not be enough to relieve this symptom. Vertigo’s hallmark sign is a false sensation that you or the room you’re in are spinning or moving. What’s boggling about this condition is that it may occur even when you are not moving. Several vertigo patients through the years have reported that this symptom has a tremendous impact on their daily lives. Some affected individuals find it hard to perform small tasks at home or work due [...]
What Is Migralepsy?
Migralepsy is not an official medical condition. It is a term coined by combining the words migraine and epilepsy. Migraines and seizures can go together, which is probably why some people came up with the term migralepsy. Understanding Migraines and Epilepsy Since these two often go hand-in-hand, it is vital to know the basics. Migraines Quite a common condition, migraines cause intense headaches that most people find overpowering. Someone who deals with a migraine attack does the following: Opts to stay stationary – a migraine attack triggers vertigo or the spinning sensation. Nausea often comes at the heels of [...]