Migraine-associated vertigo

The nature of neuroplasticity is that it is able to change, and it's that change that can not only lead to the generation of symptoms, but also the generation of recovery.

Mal de department, vestibular migraine, 3PD, they don't really tell you anything about mechanism.

These are labels that we have artificially made so that we've got something a bit more tangible to work with, but they're not, of course, based on any underlying pathophysiological mechanism.

They're descriptive terms.

He sees the patients everyone else has already seen.

He has full afternoons, sometimes full days, of chronic dizziness.

And if any of you have been told your symptoms are not reversible and that you have 3PD, vestibular migraine, or MDDS and that they're something you're going to have to learn to live with, I want you to hear what a neurologist of his standing actually says about that.

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