i can address your bppv concerns but unfortunately it is not possible to predict how long you might have symptoms (assuming you were correctly diagnosed). bppv has an annoying habit of coming back. bppv is an inner ear problem. it does not cause palpitations or "head rush" and is not related to neck disorders so these symptoms are not likely associated. benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (bppv) is the most common cause of vertigo. the patient usually has episodes of recurring vertigo lasting several minutes or as brief as 15 seconds. specific movements of the head often provoke the attack usually following a brief delay of several seconds. people quickly realize the specific head motion or motions which tends to trigger an attack. there are effective treatments but you may need to see an ent. look up and do the eply maneuver! on one side or both. i got it suddenly and severely with projectile vomiting-it was awful! the doctors and hospial were basically useless and this one move absolutely fixed it. some people only need to do it once--i needed to do it about 5 times in a row ( 15 or 20 minutes in between) - and it works unfailingly! do it! you will cure the vertigo-it reattaches the ear chrystals! let me know and pass it around ok? be well! it will go away after a few seconds or minutes depending on the severity. there are those however which recur from time to time. i suggest doing half somersault maneuver which has been devised by dr. carol foster. you can just google " half somersault maneuver " or visit halfsommersaultmaneuver. com for a detailed process of the diy exercise.
i had an episode of vertigo two weeks ago it was diagnosed as bppv how long will it take to go away? . i have occasional head rushes and palpitations i also have a dullache inthe back of my neckandfeel like i'm in a fog most of the time. could these symptomsbe caused by my neck?