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Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD) is a chronic condition that causes a person to feel unsteady or dizzy, particularly when upright, moving, or exposed to complex environments like crowded or visually busy spaces. It often follows a vestibular disorder, concussion, or period of high stress or anxiety.
This condition is often invisible.
Many disabilities, including this one, may not have outward signs—people can be significantly impacted even if they appear “fine” on the outside.
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PPPD can fluctuate day to day and may be affected by both physical and emotional factors. With the right support, individuals can remain active in the workforce and manage their symptoms effectively.
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