I am recently diagnosed with bppv vertigo.. I normally feel the dizziness when I wake up in the morning or get up. I wanted to know if I can continue swimming with vertigo? Or would it create any further problem??
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BPPV can be easily treated with Epley's maneuver if there are no contraindications. Usually with 2 to 3 sittings with a gap of 7 days in between the vertigo goes away completely. Precautions to be followed to prevent recurrence : rapid head turning / head movement should be avoided for 3 to 6 months. As such there are no contraindications for swimming if rapid head turning / head movements can be avoided.
Swimming should not be attempted unless one is free of vertigo after treatment.
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Your treating doctor should tell you if you are fit for swimming.
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