Hudson Valley Audiology

[...] occurs when the otoconia fall out of place and move through the fluid filled canals of the vestibular system, tricking the vestibular system to think it’s moving.  During this event, the eyes will [...]

[...] a signal to the brain that we are moving and the eyes respond accordingly to our movement.  BPPV occurs when the otoconia fall out of place and move through the fluid filled canals of the vestibular [...]

[...] are common complaints we hear in the office when someone has BPPV.  BPPV, benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, is the most common cause of veritgo.  Inside the vestibular organ (balance [...]

The room is spinning.  When I roll over in bed I get dizzy.  When I look up in the shower to rinse my hair, I almost fall down.  I’ve tried not t [...]

[...] processes, procedures and technology to ensure superior results for each patient AudigyCertified professionals understand that “value” is not measured by price alone. Rather, value is [...]

[...] the patient perceive that the room is moving, even though the room and the patient are still.  BPPV tends to only last a few seconds; however, BPPV can vary in intensity and duration. Diagnosing BPPV [...]

[...] cause of veritgo.  Inside the vestibular organ (balance organ) are otoconia (tiny calcium carbonate crystals) that shift when we move.  Normally, the shift of the otoconia sends a signal [...]

[...] only last a few seconds; however, BPPV can vary in intensity and duration. Diagnosing BPPV By observing the rotation of the eyes, in addition to the patient’s history, an Audiologist can [...]

[...] relentless pursuit of: Unsurpassed patient satisfaction Excellence through continuing education Effective analysis and diagnosis of your hearing loss or balance condition Customized technology [...]

The room is spinning.  When I roll over in bed I get dizzy.  When I look up in the shower to rinse my hair, I almost fall down.  I’ve tried not t [...]