ABCs of Vemp Testing 

Oh, I’ll add that I have balance issues (sometimes hold walls to stay upright (not fall) - more rare .. and doing vestibular exercises with the sensory integration therapist, like sitting on a yoga ball moving back and forward and side to side (not holding the ball and having to balance), then told to go sit on the couch 🛋️- in about 20 seconds I suddenly feel like I’m falling and there’s a spinning sensation and it lasts about a minute? - I am also autistic, they believe I have autistic catatonia - meaning all auto issues become severe and then u can lose all abilities (have done 2x) .. and that includes a severe heightening of my sensory sensitivities and I also can’t manage conversations with people for very long .. as il start to shut down. - that’s some of my annoyingly large history that possibly relates. Thank you 🙏

The ocular VEMP is hard to measure on some people. An absent oVEMP does indicate a vestibular problem. If you also have systems, more testing is needed. VNG and vHIT are two test procedures that can be done.

@@beckacheckaenterprises7294 The vestibular exercise will help this patient. She has probably had the VNG and vHIT tests. But let's respond like this: Sorry to hear about your vestibular difficulties. The vestibular exercises will continue to help. If you have not already had them, we definitely feel that adding the VNG and vHIT tests will help to pin down the cause of your vestibular symptoms.