- Ear InfectionsTypes of conditions that a physical therapist trained in vestibular therapy may treat are: dizziness after a stroke, inner ear infections (Labyrinthitis and Neuronitis), Meniere's Disease, Acoustic Neuromas, or Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo. B.P.P.V., as it is more commonly called, is a type of vertigo that is intense and always set off by a positional change, such as lying down or rolling to the side in bed. This type of vertigo is usually completely gone after one or two treatments.
- Family Practice
- Multiple SclerosisHuntington Physical Therapy is a unique practice in that it offers vestibular and balance rehabilitation to those suffering from vertigo, dizziness, and balance problems. Some things that may cause problems are strokes, multiple sclerosis, BPPV, Menieres, damage to semi-circular canals in the inner ear, as well as headache or cervical induced dizziness.
- UltrasoundDesigning your treatment plan. Using information from your evaluation and your diagnosis, we will work together to design and carry out a treatment program to successfully meet your needs. In order to restore you to your highest level of function, we may include various treatment modalities and manual techniques. These treatments may include stretching and mobilizing joints and muscles, strengthening exercises, hot and cold treatments, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, home exercise programs, as well as manual techniques from our skilled therapists. Treatments may be used to decrease muscle spasm, decrease pain, increase strength and mobility, and ultimately to achieve your goals in a timely manner.
- Physical TherapyThe initial evaluation takes place during your first visit for physical therapy. These visits generally take about an hour and are important because the following things will happen