by Dr. Laura Wazen | Nov 10, 2014 | Balance
Basically, our brain relies on sensory input that tells it where our body is in space. Then the brain deciphers this information, and tells the joints and muscles what to do to maintain balance. Where does the brain get its sensory information from? The 3...
by Dr. Laura Wazen | Sep 10, 2014 | Balance
Most people with balance problems want to avoid walking with a cane or rolling walker unless absolutely necessary. Even when necessary, many people refuse to use a cane because they are too proud or embarrassed for others to see them walking with one. The...
by Dr. Laura Wazen | May 24, 2014 | Balance, Dizziness
Generally speaking, balance therapy is a type of physical therapy that is performed to help a person with a balance problem. Different therapists may approach treating a balance problem based on their own background and expertise. For example, a therapist who comes...
by Dr. Laura Wazen | May 12, 2014 | Balance, Inner Ear Research
Sitting old man waiting in hall, by Abraham van Strij Medicine and technology are amazing. People who are deaf can get cochlear implants to restore their hearing, while others get corneal implants for their eyes. There are hip and knee replacements for arthritic...
