Start with CleaVestibular rehabilitation is one option discussed in migraine care. Clea explains where it sits in the treatment landscape without recommending it for an individual person.
Frequency and symptoms can overlap: someone can have chronic migraine and vestibular symptoms, for example. Choose a label to explore usual roles, not to select a treatment for yourself.
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An individualised vestibular physiotherapy plan for persistent balance or motion sensitivity, alongside migraine management where appropriate.
Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital: vestibular migraineUse labels are an editorial guide to the cited sources, not a clinical recommendation or an independent clinical-review badge. Each profile retains its separate review status.
Used for persistent dizziness, motion sensitivity and balance problems in selected people.
Individualised physiotherapy program.
Evidence supports rehabilitation for some vestibular migraine presentations, usually alongside migraine management.
Available through vestibular physiotherapists.
This approach does not work like a migraine-specific medicine. Its role is to change a modifiable part of the migraine context, function, rehabilitation or coping system, and its evidence should be judged against that goal.
Define the goal before judging the treatment. For supportive approaches that may be function, dizziness, sleep consistency, confidence with activity, disability or attack burden. Track the outcome that the intervention is actually intended to change rather than expecting every therapy to eliminate migraine.
Before and after a treatment change, record migraine-like days, total headache days, acute medicine days, severity and functional impact. If you notice side effects, record what happened and when rather than relying on memory at the next appointment.
Add to My TreatmentsExercises should be individualised; over-provocation can be counterproductive.
Clea does not recommend, start, stop or change medicines. Discuss individual treatment decisions with your GP, neurologist, pharmacist or other treating clinician.
People can report a migraine frequency and a symptom pattern separately, such as chronic plus vestibular. Labels are self-reported, not independently diagnosed or verified. Groups can overlap and cannot establish that one treatment works better than another.
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