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Cuğ M, Duncan A, Wikstrom E. Comparative effects of different balance-training–progression styles on postural control and ankle force production: a randomized controlled trial. Journal of Athletic Training. 2016;51(2):101-110.

The tumours tend to only cause problems in 1 ear at first, but both ears are often affected eventually. Herzog MM, Kerr ZY, Marshall SW, Wikstrom EA. Epidemiology of ankle sprains and chronic ankle instability. Journal of Athletic Training. 2019;54(6):603-610. Featuring five 360 degree rotating castor wheels, the ride on toy can move in any direction, whilst being stable enough to support young ridersMost of the problems are caused by non-cancerous (benign) tumours growing in various parts of the body. Ear problems If you have BPPV, your otolaryngologist or audiologist might perform a series of simple movements, such as the Epley maneuver, to help dislodge the otoconia from the semicircular canal. In many cases, one session works; other people need the procedure several times to relieve their dizziness. When you turn your head, fluid inside the semicircular canals moves, causing the cupulae to flex or billow like sails in the wind, which in turn bends the stereocilia. This bending creates a nerve signal that is sent to your brain to tell it which way your head has turned. weakness of your tongue – this can cause slurred or unusual-sounding speech and difficulty swallowing (dysphagia)

Maintaining a neutral spine, slowly extend your left arm and your right leg to the ground. Pause when both limbs are an inch or two above the floor and keep your right arm and left leg in the start position.Next, slowly return your left arm and right leg to the start position, then repeat the movement with your right arm and left leg, keeping your left arm and right leg in the start position. Cataracts can make a person's vision blurred or misty. However, they're usually mild in NF2 and rarely cause serious vision problems. Vestibular neuronitis: An inflammation of the vestibular nerve that can be caused by a virus, and primarily causes vertigo. Meningiomas may cause no noticeable problems. However, they can sometimes lead to an increase in pressure in and around the brain, causing symptoms such as: