Certain medications used to treat other conditions may also reduce or eliminate the symptoms of benign positional vertigo. These include medicines intended to: ○ Relieve depression (antidepressants). ○ Control seizures (anticonvulsants). • Surgery. This is only necessary in very rare cases. In some cases, benign positional vertigo may go away on its own within 2 to 4 weeks. HOME CARE INSTRUCTIONS• Take your over-the-counter and prescription medications only as directed by your health care provider. • If your healthcare provider has told you to avoid certain positions of your head or neck, follow their instructions. • Move slowly. Avoid sudden movements of the body or head. • Avoid driving. • Avoid using heavy machinery. • Avoid performing any task that would be dangerous to yourself or others during an episode of dizziness. • If you have difficulty walking or maintaining your balance, try using a cane for added stability. Sit up immediately if you feel dizzy or unsteady. • Drink enough fluids to keep your urine clear or pale yellow. • Resume your normal activities as directed by your health care provider. Ask your healthcare provider what activities are safe for you. • Complete all follow-up visits as directed by your health care provider. It is