Vertigo: Balance exercises
What exercises are helpful to improve balance for vertigo?
Exercises for vertigo often sound very simple but, depending on the
severity of your vertigo, you may find them difficult to perform. They
generally consist of exercises that practice: - Maintaining balance while standing
still.
- Maintaining balance while swaying.
- Maintaining
balance while turning.
- Maintaining balance while walking.
- Head movements. Head movements are one of the most common
triggers of vertigo. Practicing moving your head will help your body learn to
maintain your sense of balance.
Test Your Knowledge Those with vertigo should follow an exercise program
that includes practicing maintaining balance while standing still, turning,
swaying, and walking. - True
- False
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