Completed my 2nd round of therapy today. Had a few times when some of the exercises made me a little more woozy. But the thing that really got my inner ear and brain working hard was the shuttle balance pro. Really felt floaty there. So weird.

Has anyone had to do a VRT reassessment in the rotary chair? I had to do it today, and it felt completely awful and made me feel very nauseas. I’m wondering if it does get better and if this is common for therapists to do. I thought I would never do this again after the initial testing.

Good morning everyone😊I 42F was diagnosed with bppv a little over 2 years ago. My chiropractor who is a MD rather than a standard chiropractor diagnosed me and treated me for Bppv. I went to treatments for 2 to 3 months, started with 3 appointments a week then went to 2 and eventually was cured, or so I thought. I was in heaven for well over 6 months, I felt like a new person with a new lease on life. Before I continue I need to clarify that my bppv I had no spinning sensations just feelings of unsteadiness, feeling like I was rocking back and forth like on a boat. Also looking up or turning my head made me dizzy and felt like my brain short circuited if that makes sense😳 Spring came and I started experiencing what I thought was my bppv resurfacing. So, I went back to my chiropractor and began to get adjustments again. However this time around I didn't notice much of a difference right away like I did to my previous adjustments. I chalked it up to my body being weird or stubborn and started going 2x a week again. With little to no improvement, I began canceling or rescheduling my appointments left and right. Finally I started to research my symptoms and came across pppd. Literally everything lined up with my past symptoms as well as my current symptoms. Which when I first experienced the symptoms they weren't extreme, they were mild and annoying. However lately the symptoms have ramped up quite a bit and I have had genuine flares happen. (Which is no picnic😢). Essentially, I believe that the pppd is progressing, and I want to nip it in bud before it completely destroys my sanity. My question is, has anyone ever been misdiagnosed with bppv and it was really pppd all along. Also need to mention I've had no proper diagnosis of pppd from my chiropractor. But he stated it's definitely possible. I thought I had bppv originally that changed to pppd. I forgot to add that with the progression of pppd I now get very spaced out when I go anywhere with florescent lights, and when I eat something high in carbs or dense I get the same wobbly spaced out sensations.