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Dizziness is a fairly common ailment the symptoms of which range from slight occasional discomfort to complete debilitation due to nausea and vomiting, and deterioration of the affected patients’ activities of daily living (ADL). Dizziness may be a manifestation of several different etiologies, therefore a careful process to reach a definitive diagnosis is required. Treatment differs according to the etiology but is seldom surgical and mostly pharmacological. For the patients with only slight, occasional spells, careful follow-up with no treatment may be prescribed, whereas others may receive high doses of oral and/or local steroids. Presently, no reports have appeared in the literature describing the application of low reactive-level laser therapy (LLLT) in alleviating symptoms of dizziness. The authors present the case report of a patient in whom LLLT was extremely effective in alleviating vertigo, where the symptoms were so severe as to cause nausea and vomiting, and preventing the patient from walking. The authors also retrospectively report on a further 10 cases of dizziness treated wiith LLLT, and discuss the efficacy of LLLT.

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THE TREATMENT OF DIZZINESS AND VERTIGO WITH LOW REACTIVE LEVEL LASER THERAPY (LLLT): A CASE REPORT AND A HISTORICAL REVIEW OF PATIENTS PRESENTING AT THE OHSHIRO CLINIC