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How can i help a person with a brain injury decrease dizziness?
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Not much u can do...: ....except help the person feel as comfortable as possible especially if there is any risk for falls because of dizziness, however, you can look into what is referred to as Vestibulotherapy which can help the person adapt and cope with the dizziness or vertigo. In many cases things get better slowly but in some cases symptoms may persist for a long time or maybe even indefinitely.
Answered 5/24/2016
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Get into rehab: Physical therapists who are trained in vestibular rehabilitation could provide miraculous interventions. See otolaryngologist, and understand significance, and find a rehab program that will make a difference.
Answered 5/24/2016
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