
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
Quick relief from positional vertigo.
BPPV treatment in Spruce Grove: we identify which inner ear canal is affected and use repositioning manoeuvres to resolve spinning vertigo.

Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo
BPPV treatment in Spruce Grove: we identify which inner ear canal is affected and use repositioning manoeuvres to resolve spinning vertigo.
Tell us a little about what you need and our team will contact you to confirm a time.
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What is BPPV?
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo happens when tiny calcium crystals in the inner ear drift into one of the balance canals. Certain head movements then make fluid move abnormally, causing short, intense spinning.
It is common after age 50, after a head injury or with no clear cause. The good news is that BPPV is usually very treatable.
Spinning lasting less than a minute when rolling in bed, lying down, looking up or bending forward.
Displaced inner ear crystals, sometimes after a concussion, inner ear infection or long periods lying still.
Specific repositioning manoeuvres guide the crystals back to where they belong.
How we help
What to expect
Many people feel significant relief after one to three treatments. You may feel a little off balance for a day or two after a manoeuvre.
BPPV can recur. We teach you the signs and, when appropriate, how to manage it.
Common questions
No. It involves moving your head and body into specific positions. It can briefly bring on vertigo, which settles quickly.
Some people learn a home manoeuvre, but it is important to confirm which canal is affected first.
No. You can book directly with our physiotherapist. Some extended health plans ask for a referral before they reimburse, so it is worth checking your policy.
Yes, we direct bill many extended health providers and handle WCB and motor vehicle accident claims. Our front desk can confirm your coverage when you book.
Spruce Grove
In clinic, at home or online, our team will help you choose the right next step.