I learned about particle repositioning over 30 years ago in medical school. This is a cool video. It allows patients to do what I do in the office at home. I teach people how to do something somewhat different at home but this seems more effective.

When I arrived where I practice now I was local particle repositioning doctor for about 20 years. The local ENT guy was an old codger who didn't seem to have learned anything new in a long time and didn't do it.

The most common type of particle generated vertigo responds to this maneover (sic) but there are a few rarer types that don't and sometimes an ENT can help with a different maneover .

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