Vestibular Physiotherapy

  If you have ever felt like the world is spinning simply because you walked into a grocery store with bright fluorescent lights, you are not alone. For those living with Vestibular Migraine, the traditional "pounding headache" is often secondary to a more disorienting set of symptoms: dizziness, vertigo, and an overwhelming sensitivity to the environment. Understanding why these sensitivities occur is the first step toward reclaiming your balance. By exploring the connection between the brain’s sensory processing centers and the inner ear, we can better understand how to manage these life-altering vestibular migraine symptoms. The Science of Sensory Overload A Vestibular Migraine is not just a headache; it is a neurological event that affects how your brain processes sensory information. Unlike a typical migraine, which primarily targets the pain pathways of the trigeminal nerve, this subtype involves the vestibular system, the complex network responsible for balance and sp...