Why You Still Feel Dizzy Even After Seeing a Specialist
You’ve seen the doctor. Maybe even an ENT. You were told it’s BPPV and tried the usual treatments—but you still feel dizzy. If your symptoms aren’t improving, you may not have the right diagnosis. Here’s why dizziness can persist and how a different assessment approach can uncover the real cause.
What Can I Do for Vertigo? A Vestibular Physiotherapist Explains
If you’re experiencing vertigo, you’re not alone — and you’re not imagining it.
Vertigo is one of the most unsettling symptoms a person can experience. The room may feel like it’s spinning, you might feel nauseous or off balance, and simple movements like rolling over in bed or turning your head can suddenly feel overwhelming.
As a physiotherapist who specializes in vestibular rehabilitation, I see this regularly at MUV Therapy Physio & Sports Medicine in Mississauga. The good news? Most cases of vertigo are treatable — once we understand what’s actually causing it.
Let’s break this down clearly.
Why Your Dizziness Isn’t Going Away (and How to Fix It)
Not all dizziness is the same — and not all treatments work. Learn about the most common causes of dizziness, why proper vestibular training matters, and how our team at MUV Therapy helps patients finally find lasting relief.