#vestibular function

So my neurologist is freaking awesome. He wasn't able to help me completely but by god he gave me some more avenues. Firstly, we are going to a clinic where they are going to perform some vestibular functions tests on me, and then that will help them generate a big report which will outline what causes my dizziness. Secondly, they are going to refer me to a vestibular physiotherapist to perform movement exercises designed to make me have an attack and then keep doing it to accustom my body to the movements. He definitely doesn't want me on medication, feels I'm a bit young for it as it can do permanent damage. I'm excited. I want to be able to exercise without fear again. He's given me hope again. So fingers crossed this will help.

5. When riding in a vehicle, sit on the driver’s side in the back seat, or half way back on a bus. That way you can’t see the visually busy road out the windshield and can’t see the fence posts, poles, etc. whizzing by on the side of the road that can make you dizzy and upset your balance.