Once you've figured out that you have horizontal canal BPPV, and you've figured out which side is involved (right vs left), and you've figured out if you have geotropic or apogeotropic nystagmus (indicating canalithiasis vs. cupulolithiasis), you can now progress to treatment!

Wow, that was a lot of big words for one sentence... if that didn't make sense to you, make sure you check out my previous video about how to diagnose horizontal canal BPPV first by clicking this link:    • How to Diagnose Horizontal Canal BPPV...  

The best and easiest treatment option for horizontal canal BPPV (both types) is the Gufoni Maneuver.

In this video, I'll show you how to perform the 2 versions of the Gufoni Maneuver to treat both types of horizontal canal BPPV (geotropic/canalithiasis and apogeotropic/cupulolithiasis).

I hope it helps you treat horizontal canal BPPV!

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Luke Gordon, DPT
(Doctor of Physical Therapy/Owner of Gordon Physical Therapy)
https://www.gordonphysicaltherapy.com/