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What are the treatment options for dizziness at Queen Square?

Queen Square offers a range of dizziness treatment options, depending on the cause of the problem, as Professor Adolfo Bronstein explains

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It will depend of course, on the ultimate cause on the diagnosis, and that's why sometimes patients need some specialised tests. But if it is a inner ear problem that is fixed and permanent, the main treatment is actually rehabilitation, which is a good treatment. This is an area in which rehabilitation has very good results. But like in other types of dizziness it depends, you may have to use anti-inflammatory drugs or injections in the ear, or sometimes just being able to stop the sense of dizziness or motion sickness that patients may have. So tablets for that sometimes can help.

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