Post Labrynthitis. Will it ever go?

I have had it since March of this year. After numerous doctors, tests including CT scans, MRI'S, brain scan, blood work and anti-nausea medicine I finally found a really good neurologist. My life completely changed that month and has not been the same since. I couldn't believe that something as simple as inner ear nerve inflammation could cause such terrible life-altering symptoms. There is hope at the end of the road. I have less episodes now. My new neurologist has prescribed physical therapy with a specially trained therapist to help my brain compensate the balance issues. I have not started it yet but I will in the next week. He also ordered a work-up of labs that actually can tell him if there is a sort of bacteria that has attacked the inner ear. Which I never knew existed. He did a series of tests in his office with me I was there 2 hours and finally I have an actual diagnosis and I put my mind to rest and accepted the fact that this is what it is. But there is light at the end of the tunnel because he said I will get better, every person who has this condition heals differently time wise. What have you tried so far? Besides the anti nausea medicine.

That's actually one of the things I told the neurologist how I felt, literally like I was floating across the room when I was walking! He also told me that vitamin B12 could help that's one of the things he put in my lab order was to check my vitamin B levels. Let me know if you do try yoga and if it helps .