... air - but overall was able to log a lot of sleep hours. Still determine how I feel today, I had a small bit of coffee which usually sets off my vestibular stuff but I do feel like i have some extra energy https://sleephq.com/public/f430dc09-3a0e-4605-be8d-dd919c0a27a2

... especially if you had the dizziness prior to starting cpap therapy. True, only limited studies have found links between apnea and dizziness / vestibular migraines etc. - but I found that when I slept nearly sitting up, my vestibular symptoms were tremendously reduced. It lead me to get a sleep ...

About dizziness: I learned by experience that there can be significant benefits from vestibular physical therapy. I was hoping it would work - spent about 5 months with two different therapists respectively but didn't see a ton of improvement. I'm now increasing my ...

About dizziness: I learned by experience that there can be significant benefits from vestibular physical therapy.

... was absolutely exhausted all day. Since then, have only had a day or two like that. I do take Nortriptyline (30mg) for what has been diagnosed as vestibular migraines, but after visits with ENTs and neurologists, I'm exploring other causes (eyes, neck, heart and thyroid) That's some good feedback ...

... case you first have to figure out what is causing the pressure to need to go up. All great questions. I'd love it if apnea was the cause of my vestibular/ dizziness issues and treatment would clear that up - but other than that it's just brain fog, memory and low energy. Would love to feel ...

... when I wake up, generally for a few hours. Still waiting for some improvements in my brain fog / memory and dizziness, but that also could be a vestibular issue i am trying to solve. It seems like my pressure tops out in the 9-12 range - so will I experience better sleep / results if I drop ...

... again. Eventually ENT diagnosed those annoying 3 day headaches I had as migraine and I found out that migraine can change form. I had developed vestibular migraine and the congestion was swelling due to the neurological inflammation. That particular swelling, along with increased tension in ...

... dizziness (both the room spinning kind and the feeling off balance kind). My ENT couldn't find anything wrong with my earsl. He even sent me for vestibular testing and later a brain MRI. Nothing found. Months later, as it improved, got worse, improved again, I finally discovered that it was caused ...

... about going to a neurologist. I have been having balance issues for several months. I went the ENT. He couldn't find anything. So he sent me for vestibular testing. Results were borderline abnormal, but ruled out the basic stuff. She he ordered s brain MRI. Small white spots that are basically ...

... and sleep more soundly. This probably isn’t it since you had dizziness before, but I found the full face mask was giving me what I think are vestibular migraines. I think it was due to the pressure on the lower back of my head from the FFM. It seems to have gone away, knock on wood, since ...

... and sleep more soundly. This probably isn’t it since you had dizziness before, but I found the full face mask was giving me what I think are vestibular migraines. I think it was due to the pressure on the lower back of my head from the FFM. It seems to have gone away, knock on wood, since ...

... weird brain fog going on. I've had countless MRIs, blood tests, visions/hearing tests, etc. They haven't found anything, so they chalked it up to vestibular migraines. One of the last tests was a sleep study, which found I have sleep apnea with an AHI of 20. I was hoping that all these symptoms ...

... weird brain fog going on. I've had countless MRIs, blood tests, visions/hearing tests, etc. They haven't found anything, so they chalked it up to vestibular migraines. One of the last tests was a sleep study, which found I have sleep apnea with an AHI of 20. I was hoping that all these symptoms ...

... weird brain fog going on. I've had countless MRIs, blood tests, visions/hearing tests, etc. They haven't found anything, so they chalked it up to vestibular migraines. One of the last tests was a sleep study, which found I have sleep apnea with an AHI of 20. I was hoping that all these symptoms ...