Interesting interview!

what about patients who were well before a martial artist, soccer player, swimmer and in the army so impeccable balance and tolerance, but post head injury pain/migrains and sensitity all the time, disabled and can't hardly leave the house.

I have constant headaches, noise light sensitivity, sensitivity to scents, trouble balancing and all kinds of problems after a head injury. I never had problems or headaches before my head injury, I also have oscillopsia and visual vertigo, extreeme fatigue. But tests show the vestibular system is norma;l my neuro said it's hypersensitivities post head injury and a study from cambridge came out this year and corroborated that saying post concussion hyperconnected pathways can cause the myriad of symptoms we suffer. The question is how on earth do you treat it as I've had vision and vestibular therapy with a slight improvement to how dizzy I get but not massive. It also feels like the dizziness and imbalance can fluctuate which is confusing, I have heard autonomic issues can cause dizziness and I have alot of issues like I don't sweat anymore and my stomach doesn't seem to work properly. Could it be autonomic causing the dizziness and imbalance. It's been 5 years I'm completely disabled, can't work and rarely leave the house because it causes so much more suffering.

So I've been dealing with vestibular migraines for a decade. Only I didn't find out they were vestibular migraines until about three months ago. It's gotten so bad to the point that I have blackouts, vision loss, and vertigo. I also survived two massive heart attacks this year and I'm only 33 and so many medications I am denied as I am at major heart risk. I'm at the point where I don't want to live anymore and am so broken and depressed. I can't even leave the house let alone my bed. I don't want to die but at this point, I don't want to feel anymore pain

The auras are the problem for me, just debilitating and sometimes last all day. How to prevent these?😊