A Day In The Life Of An Autistic Adult: Outing | Autism Anxiety Tips | Unexplained Dizziness PPPD

After visiting the hospital to discover why Will has been experiencing unexplained dizziness for well over a year, they go to see the neurology specialist. Will tells some tips for people who are autistic to help battle anxiety. This will also help people who do not have autism.On another voyage of discovery. A day in the life of an autistic adult. Will explains why structure and familiarity is an absolute must for them in day-to-day living.Does Will's doctor a secret foot fetish? Will explains what PPPD (Persistent Postural Perceptual Dizziness) is, and what it feels like. Has Will found the much-needed answers they are looking for?What is the treatment for PPPD? Is Sensory Processing Disorder to Blame? Is anxiety the answer to random dizzy spells?Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD) is one of the most common causes of chronic dizziness. PPPD stands for:Persistent, the symptoms are there most of the day, most days of the week.Postural, because symptoms tend to be worse when patients are upright or moving, and better when lying down in bed.Perceptual, because it is something that is felt by the patient, but not necessarily obvious to others.Dizziness, as this is the term that most patients use to describe the sensation.---This podcast was recorded in Edinburgh on 23rd June 2023Check out the following links for MORE FREE contentWill's YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@WillVenusUKWill's Wig-making YouTube channel:https://www.youtube.com/@Aphro....ditePosticheAphrodit Postiche Instagram @aphroditeposticheIf you've got any questions for Will, would like to know more about anything they have talked about, or have any suggestions for future podcast episodes, please email us at:willvenuspod@gmail.comInstagram @willvenus_Pod Gram @lifeatyourownwillKo-Fi Tips https://ko-fi.com/willvenusWe would love to hear from you!autism adults, actually autistic, autism podcast, autism community, anxiety podcast, autism hyperfocus, autism special interest.