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Migraine-Associated Vertigo: Follow-up
Updated: Nov 20, 2008
Follow-up
Further Outpatient Care
Vestibular rehabilitation therapy is recommended when movement-associated dysequilibrium is present. Movement-associated dysequilibrium may be the predominant symptom, or it may be a continuing symptom despite adequate vertigo control with prophylactic medication. In either case, vestibular rehabilitation often is quite beneficial. Vestibular rehabilitation is not indicated for the treatment of spontaneously occurring vertigo.
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Follow-up: Migraine-Associated Vertigo