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== Contraindications == Physical therapy is not appropriate for unstable vestibular disorders such as * [[Meniere's Disease|Meniere's disease]] * Uncontrolled [[Migraine Headache|migraine]] * Perilymph Fistula (PLF) * Unresolved Superior Semicircular Canal Dehiscence (SSCD) * Sudden loss of hearing * Ringing in one or both ears

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