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Vertigo Treatment in Sugar Land Texas

Reduce Pain Without Medication

Increase Movement & Mobility

Restore Sensation and Touch

Improve Strength Vitality & Well-Being

Don’t let dizziness and vertigo disrupt your daily life—advanced treatment options provide non-surgical solutions designed to restore balance and improve well-being. These therapies target the root causes of vestibular disorders, utilizing techniques such as vestibular rehabilitation, balance training, and specialized therapeutic exercises. Whether you’re experiencing chronic dizziness, inner ear disorders, or balance issues, these treatments can reduce symptoms, enhance stability, and help prevent future episodes. By addressing the underlying causes of vertigo, these solutions empower you to move with confidence and regain control of your life.

Vertigo

Vertigo can make people feel like they are spinning when they are not. This dizziness can transpire for many reasons, but the most common has to do with the inner ear, known as peripheral vertigo. There are actually two types of vertigo, peripheral and central. Central vertigo is an issue in the brain, examples being from an infection, tumor, stroke, or injury. Vertigo is a symptom of an underlying problem rather than a disease or disorder.

Symptoms

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“We don’t treat your symptoms, we build your health.” ~ Dr. David Martino D.C.

Our Advanced Therapies for Vertigo

Neuro Impulse Therapy uses specific impulses directed into the affected area. These impulses signal the injured area to begin healing and repairing ideal for patients with sciatica, arthritis, spinal stenosis, or herniated discs.

Flexion/Distraction safely stretches the spine and allows the damaged or herniated discs and injured tissue to become better hydrated, which allows the affected area to recover more effectively.

Motor Function Re-training Therapy is a type of physical therapy that helps people recover from injuries or surgery. The goal of motor function re-training therapy is to regain strength and coordination in the affected area.