Balance Deficits and Dizziness after Brain Injury
Steve Gerdes • April 29, 2025
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About 78% of persons who suffer brain injury or concussion develop problems with dizziness and balance. ENT doctors with a sub-specialty in neuro-otology are ideally suited to treat these conditions because of their additional training in treating vestibular (balance) conditions. Neuro-otologists work closely with specially training physical therapists to provide therapy designed to improve balance. After treatment, most patients with brain injury find that their balance has significantly improved
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