Saturday, January 30, 2010

Pontoon Home Made Regaining Balance After Boating?

Regaining balance after boating? - pontoon home made

I went with the boat on the weekends. It was fun and did not notice a problem until I got home. We were on the dock for more than 4 hours in a day. But I have trouble to restore the balance. It's like 3 days and is now too frightened me. I think I'm still in the boat. I am still rocking and I wonder if someone can tell me what is happening and what I can do about it. I do not know if this has something to do with him or not, but I also went swimming in the lake. Can anyone out there offer me nothing that the balance so bad?

5 comments:

amilne24... said...

You have a problem with your vestibular system. Probably what is happening is that the recipients of the inner ear are now out of alignment and that is the problem of balance.

I have the same problem from a boat and usually takes place 4-5 days before it disappears. I went on a cruise 7 days, a few years ago and it took 3-4 weeks before my balance was back to normal. Talk to others who were recovering in the vessels of the adoption of this loss of balance, as on Earth, but only one or two days. Recovery time depends on the person.

So expect to see if it returns to normal or whether it is really stupid, a physiotherapist could be seen on specializes vestibular system. There are techniques and exercises to do for vestibular physical therapist can to re mechanorecptors inner ear.

Swimming in the lake has nothing to do with the problem of equilibrium.

Here's the link:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vestibular_ ...

belfus said...

Try to take a Meclizine is a resource's disease.

toots said...

It was actually an article in the health section of The New York Times on this subject, there are about 3 months. It is a very common problem. To be seen on its web site; NewYorkTimes.com

toots said...

It was actually an article in the health section of The New York Times on this subject, there are about 3 months. It is a very common problem. To be seen on its web site; NewYorkTimes.com

r_kreege... said...

If this was his first time on a boat is probably the most expensive. Four hours per day might seem not much, but it's almost unbelievable how your body help itself, while in the same boat, so that your body begins to anticipate the waves roll and threw everything at once to work. The last time I went fishing in Alaska, we went three days in a row for 5 hours a day, I still felt the boat rolling more than a week. Gradually, less and less visible. There is a lot you can do to help, but if you feel funny just looking at a point on the wall. This will give you balance your back

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