Expert Physical Therapy for Balance and Stability
Have you ever experienced the sensation that the world around you is spinning, even when you’re standing still? That disorienting feeling is often a sign of dizziness or vertigo. It can be accompanied by symptoms such as unsteadiness while walking, nausea, difficulty maintaining balance, or a sensation of motion even at rest.
Vertigo typically stems from inner ear issues or neurological conditions that affect the body’s balance system. In older adults, age-related changes in the inner ear or brain can also contribute to chronic dizziness. In some cases, certain medications may have side effects that induce or worsen vertigo.
Common Symptoms of Vertigo:
- A spinning sensation (even while stationary)
- Nausea or vomiting
- Loss of balance or coordination
- Trouble focusing vision
- Difficulty walking
Causes of Vertigo:
- Inner ear disorders (e.g., BPPV, vestibular neuritis)
- Brain-related conditions (e.g., stroke, migraine)
- Side effects from long-term medication use
- Head or neck injuries
Tips to Manage and Prevent Dizziness:
- Perform physical exercises that involve controlled head and eye movements to improve balance.
- Attend guided physical therapy sessions to strengthen your stability and coordination.
- Rearrange your home so that frequently used items are within easy reach to reduce the risk of falls.
- Speak with your physician about reviewing or adjusting any medications that may be contributing to your symptoms.
If your dizziness persists or worsens, seek professional evaluation. Our expert team at Sharma Rehabilitation Services is here to help restore your balance and improve your quality of life.
The next section shows some of our solutions to treat your pain:
How We Treat
Our Treatments
We create personalised treatment plans for each patient. We will take the time to get to know your specific needs and goals, and will devote ample time to your complete recovery.
See some of our treatment plan modalities
Heat & Ice Therapy
Relieves pain, reduces inflammation, improves circulation, and speeds recovery from joint injuries.
Balance Proprioception And Gait Training
This improves balance, mobility, strength, and coordination after injury or neurological disorders.
Postural Re-Education
Improves posture, reduces pain, boosts energy, and prevents musculoskeletal and spinal issues.
Trigger Point Therapy
Relieves pain by targeting muscle trigger points causing referred or localised discomfort.
Our Specialists
Our Dedicated Therapists
The physical therapy at Sharma Rehabilitation is the best-in-class, top-rated physical therapy in Queens, NYC. Meet our team of therapists.
Bindu Sharma
Physical Therapist
Bindu Sharma is a seasoned New York State licensed physical therapist with over 15 years of experience practising in the NYC area.
Sherry Ann Sumira
Physical Therapist
A New York licensed physical therapist with over 10 years of experience in a wide range of musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions.
Devengi Patel
Physical Therapist
A New York licensed physical therapist with experience treating a diverse range of orthopedic, neurologic, pediatric, and sports-related conditions.
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Sharma Rehabilitation Services has skilled and compassionate team who tailor each session to your specific needs—helping you recover from injury, manage chronic pain, or improve mobility. Patients love our welcoming environment, dedicated therapists, and long-term care approach that truly makes a difference.
Even if it’s your first time in physical therapy or your fifth, we’ll make it count. Call us or request an appointment online — and take the first step toward healing.
FAQs
What’s the difference between dizziness and vertigo?
Dizziness is a general feeling of unsteadiness or lightheadedness, while vertigo is a more specific sensation that the world is spinning, even when you’re standing still. Because the two can overlap, Sharma Rehabs Dizziness Treatment in Queens starts by identifying exactly which one you’re experiencing before building your care plan.
What usually causes vertigo?
The common causes of vertigo are usually linked to problems with the inner ear, such as BPPV or vestibular neuritis, or to neurological disorders like migraines or stroke. Identifying the cause is the first step in successful vertigo treatment because the right approach depends on what’s triggering the spinning sensation.
Can medication be causing my dizziness?
Certain drugs are known to cause dizziness, mainly when taken for a long time. If this could be your case, a Dizziness Treatment normally consists of working with your doctor to go over your prescriptions together with your therapy plan.
What symptoms usually come along with vertigo besides spinning?
Nausea, trouble focusing your vision, loss of coordination, and difficulty walking are all common companions to that spinning sensation. If you’re dealing with several of these together, it’s a strong sign that Vertigo Treatment is worth pursuing sooner rather than later.
How does physical therapy actually treat vertigo?
Controlled head and eye movements form the treatment method used by most of the therapists to reprogram the brain’s interpretation of balance signals coming from the inner ear. The vestibular method that is at the core of Vertigo not only lessens the occurrence of vertiginous episodes but also decreases their severity.
Is dizziness more common as people get older?
The alterations the ear and brain undergo as a person ages can enhance the susceptibility of the elderly to enduring dizziness. Yet, the Care for Giddiness in Queens is customized for each individual’s root cause, be it due to aging, side effects of drugs, or an inner ear problem.
Can I make changes at home to reduce dizzy spells?
Absolutely, small adjustments like keeping frequently used items within easy reach can lower your fall risk between sessions. These home safety strategies work hand in hand with hands-on Vertigo Treatment to keep you steady day to day.
Will vertigo treatment help with my balance long-term, or just the spinning?
Actually, when addressing the spinning sensation you experience, Vertigo Treatment in Queens is also aimed at enhancing your overall stability and coordination. That means, apart from providing short-term relief of your symptoms, it will also help you gain lasting confidence in your movement.
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