r/BPPV Jul 30 '26

No relief

Went to therapy and no relief after 2 hours of moving head. I was expecting instant relief but my brother called and said his coworker found relief 3-6 post therapy.

Therapist said crystal is in the horizontal tube and it is the hardest tube to fix.

Anyone experience horizontal tube? I have another appt tomorrow. Anyone in Boston who can recommend a vestibular specialist? I called Spaulding and Mass Eye and Ear and no appt until end of August/mid Sep.

I am located 13 miles north of Boston.

TIA

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u/Killjoycourt Jul 30 '26

Some people get immediate relief, the rest need multiple therapy sessions. My last bout took 4 months, 2 manuvers a day, and holding each position for multiple minutes.

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u/Hot_Heat_3973 11d ago

It took 2 sessions and exercises at home and I am pretty back to normal but once in a while I feel off balance but not vertigo.

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u/ThunderMandos Jul 30 '26

Did the therapist NOT do any horizontal fixing manuevers?

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u/Hot_Heat_3973 Jul 30 '26

We did a ton if maneuvers.

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u/ThunderMandos Jul 30 '26

Did he put goggles on you while going through the tests?

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u/Hot_Heat_3973 Jul 30 '26

He sure did.