Vestibular subtypes have different trigger profiles. VertigoMe tracks the universal ones (sleep, weather, hormones) plus the subtype-specific ones (sodium for Meniere's, position for BPPV, tinnitus for endolymphatic conditions) so the correlation engine has enough signal to find your patterns.
The data points unique to vestibular conditions, captured because generic symptom trackers miss them.
Onset time, duration, severity (1 to 10), nausea, position at onset, direction of perceived motion, residual imbalance.
Daily tinnitus check-in (pitch, volume, laterality), ear fullness, audiogram uploads stored over time.
First-class daily sodium logging for Meniere's protocols. Personal ceiling, food search, barcode entry, weekly trend.
Validated questionnaires scored in-app and tracked over time. Bring trend graphs to your specialist.
Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy sessions: duration, exercise type, completion. Correlate with spin frequency.
Pulled automatically from your wearable and your phone. Zero manual logging.
A poor night roughly doubles vestibular migraine risk the following day. Tracked automatically.
HRV drops and elevated resting HR can precede spins in autonomically-mediated subtypes like PPPD.
Barometric pressure drops are a documented trigger for Meniere's and vestibular migraine. Push alerts for sharp drops.
Sodium is first-class. Caffeine, alcohol and tyramine matter especially for vestibular migraine. Hydration matters everywhere.
Hormonal shifts are a known modulator of vestibular migraine. Optional cycle tracking integrates into the risk model.
Step counts, workouts and intensity. Useful for PPPD where graded movement exposure matters.
Screen time and visually busy environments can trigger spins in vestibular migraine and PPPD.
Coming soon to iOS and Android.